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Read the interview. So nice to learn a bit about your beginning as a quilter. The banner is beautiful of course. You are an artist!!
ReplyDeleteHello, Daryl! I saw your banner and left a comment. Then I realised the comment was not on your blog. So, here it is:
ReplyDeleteYour banner is beautiful, Daryl, and looks gorgeous against your blue wall. Your tiny crystals surely enhance the fabric beautifully. It was a very good idea to make a banner. I also loved reading about you and your beginnings at quilting. (I still trace around paper with a pencil and cut with scissors. lol )
Great feature dear. I LOVE the Hanry Glass Patriotic Fabric Banner you created for their challenge. Congratulations!
ReplyDeletewhat a great article!!! Thanks for sharing your flag banner, its just great. you made every block pop in their own way. I am really enjoying seeing the different ways people use banners, this one is hung very nicely and of course your patchouli moon banner is wonderful.
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Congratulations! Your designs are so cute.
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