I took photos of some of her hearts and leaves to share. These are two of my favorite allover freehand patterns so I always have people try them out. I can tell she'd be pretty good at this with just a little practice.
Here's Sandra holding the quilt top she left - pretty isn't it? It will make a great donation quilt. She hasn't even see these photos yet because she went straight to work from here and now I'm going to finish picking out the border stitches and reload the table quilt for Ann.
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She did a great job! It is hard to so it first try. I have played with a few machines. Feels akward to me. The only machine I didn't feel gawky right off was on the Ken Quilter. Is that a sign?
The quilting looks very good. And what a nice quilt to donate.
I would say that Sandra looks like a "natural" at it. Looks like you had a fun time together, Mary.
I have that "chain" quilt pattern on the pegboard above my cutting table and keep looking at it wondering if it could be resized in some manner. Looks like Sandra has it all figured out to me---just scrap the last outer row and it looks plenty big enough for lap sized quilt. My usual criteria when one of the girls ask if a quilt is big enough---how well does it cover you??
I love that top!
Very pretty quilt and great quilting too! Give Sandra an A+!
Gorgeous quilt! Her first efforts don't look bad at all. A few charity quilts and she'll be ready to go! How nice of you to help her out, too.
I love Sandra's quilt, and her quilting attempts turned out GREAT! She is lucky to have an awesome teacher.
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