all finished- signed, washed, dried…
and the back. Sideways.
And I still need the name of a used sewing machine dealer in Minneapolis, if anyone knows of one.
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the art and craft of Mimi Kirchner
all finished- signed, washed, dried…
and the back. Sideways.
And I still need the name of a used sewing machine dealer in Minneapolis, if anyone knows of one.
Very cool. Are those all Japanese fabrics on the front? It reminds me of Sashiko fabrics….
Mimi, what an achievement. You are a wonder-woman ! I’m especially loving the circles at each end.
The circles are particularly pleasing. And, you know, the back is a worthy quilt in its own right.
A work of art!
Yippee! it’s fabulous!
Just lovely, Mimi. And I really appreciated the photos of your sewing room chaos. I have been there in my own way!
holey moley it was worth the wait! it is gorgeous!
very nice work congratulations.thanks,have a nice weekend
Waves and garden inside borders . . . I like!
I love it! Great work, Mimi :D
One of the most beautiful quilts I’ve seen! Just stunning.
Wow!! Love love LOVE! the front, the japanese hokusai style is beautiful and just looks like a plaid to snuggle under whilst sitting on your porch in your japanese garden (wish I had one)
Yummy! Wow!!!! It’s amazing, and it is amazing on both sides! I was thinking about gift wrapping cloths today, and how very ecological they are. To use and reuse that beautiful little square, passing it around again and again…hooray. We visited Japan about 12 years ago and I was fascinated to watch the care which went into wrapping a purchase in a department store. I have been eyeing my pile of beautiful Japanese fabrics and thinking of making my daughter a pocketbook. love, Beth
Mimi: Just sent your request for a sewing machine repair person in Minn. My Niece Heather she lives in Savage Mn right outside of Minn. she will hopefully enjoy your site she is quite talanted herself. And have a good answer for you.