I have not sewn for more than 10 years, but just had to try EQ6. It made it look easy, and I have always been fascinated by quilts I made it for my son, Matt, when he was moving out on his own. I wanted him to have something from home. I was getting frustrated when it didn’t line up correctly, and Matt’s words of support help me decide on the name. He gave me a hug, told me it didn’t have to be perfect, all he cared about was that I made it for him. He said nothing was ever perfect. I realized he was right, not all of our choices were perfect the first time around. We just learn from them & hopefully gain more wisdom as life goes on.
I would like to give credit to Marie Lucier of Mt Vernon WA who pieced the quilt together for me & offers quilting services from her home. She kept encouraging me to continue and not give up; offering her assistance when I would get stuck. I would not have finished without her help and words of wisdom.
I am looking forward to creating new projects with EQ6 for the rest of my family.
01-31-2015
2:07 pm
I think it looks perfect and beautiful. It is fabric not paper. Fabric has movement and that is what makes it look stunning. Great job.
02-08-2014
11:10 am
This is one of those quilts that is filled with lots of love. How wonderful to get a hug from your son and letting you know the best part was having something you made for him. I just love it and to me….it’s perfect…… )