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- christinemb
- I am an appliquer with a passion for Baltimore Album quilts and all things reproduction. I have been quilting for over 25 years and am blessed to have a wonderful husband who is very supportive of my addiction. I am the mother of a daughter and four sons and grandmother to 8 wonderful grandchildren. In my professional life I was a management consultant, specialising in strategic planning and policy and procedures.
absolute stunning ! I´d love to find my flower ;-))
ReplyDeletehappy quilting
Angelika from the most northern part of Germany
This is so exciting, i will post about it on my Blog,as so many people were interested at the time. SOme of my Aussie friends said they would go to the exhibition at Gatton and take photos for me! Kath In England
ReplyDeleteWow Ladies Oh and gentlemen, that is unbelievable.I would never find my hexagons now. LOL
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful!
ReplyDeleteHoe exciting!!! and to think that you allowed us to share in this wonderful project... THANK YOU!!!!
ReplyDeleteValentina from Cyprus.
This is such a stunning effort!!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to all participants :D
Oh my God!!, I cannot believe it, it's fantastic. Congratulations!! and thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!! It looked fantastic on display! I took some photos and they are on my blog if you are interested
ReplyDeleteI've blogged this site - so impressed by this effort - congratulations to all the participants! What a wonderful experience.
ReplyDeleteWhat I would give to be there to "Find my Blocks I sent" Much gratitude to all those of you in Australia who have put so much effort into such a project. From Alberta, Canada
ReplyDeleteThis looks awesome! I just wish there would be a brave soul that might document digitally all the flowers, so each and every participant will have a chance to "brag" until the end of their patchwork/quilting days how they were part of this amazing joint effort and have a photo to prove it. Actually, it might even be undertaken as a school project - hint! hint! hint! - for australian teachers ;-)
ReplyDeleteI am so very proud to a part of this...I only wish I could be there to help with quilting the of the individual quilts. What a lovely idea you have blessed the world with. Keep it up!
ReplyDeleteunbelievable to think of all the different countries involved in thes challenge
ReplyDeleteBravo to the ladies who assembled millions of these lovely flowers ....proud to think my belgina friends and I were part of this
Caroline in beautiful Brussels
Congratulations !!!
ReplyDeleteYour Quilt is so great, I love it. I`m very proud to be a little part of this
Best regards
Rena from Germany
Hola, es una pena aver encontrado su pajina a hora de averla visto el año pasado avia participado
ReplyDeletePero me a encantado poder verla, un saludo