When I opened it fully this is what I found. There were pieces completely missing. At first I tried whip stitching some of the spots closed but soon realized what an enormous task this would be. I decided to remove all the quilting and then fix the top. I soon realized I would never finish the task. I finally took the entire top apart down to the individual piece and squared everything up. If you read back through my blog you will see where I built this quilt back up from square one. Before I did all this work I made sure everything I did was ok with the owner.
Here is the final quilted object waiting for a good wash and "going over" before returning it to it's owner.
Oh, what a great birthday present, you blogging again! And what a great quilt! You did a wonderful job on it. Maybe you should do this for a living?
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Looks wonderful! Glad to see you back on the blog.
ReplyDeleteWhat an enormous job you had and a job well done.
ReplyDeleteHow great to see you online again! And your repair job is really nice.
ReplyDeleteWow, bless your heart. You did a great job!!!
ReplyDeleteThe quilt looks good as new. You did a great job on it.
ReplyDeleteSuper repair job! Glad you're blogging again.
ReplyDeleteGood job and I'm glad you stuck with it. It was a big job. She will be so happy!
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