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  • dillyd@turtleisland.socialD dillyd@turtleisland.social

    I've posted these before but I was appreciating them again in the early morning sunlight today. Hand made by two of my great grandmas.
    I don't want to use them on a bed and risk wearing them out, but I also don't want to keep them hidden away in storage.
    #textiles #quilt #crochet

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    @dillyd As a child, I loved sleeping under my grandma’s handmade quilts. As an adult, I had one of them. But in a house move I noticed it was missing. I called the moving company numerous times finally raising cain but they said they couldn’t find it.

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    • j258853@toot.communityJ j258853@toot.community

      @dillyd As a child, I loved sleeping under my grandma’s handmade quilts. As an adult, I had one of them. But in a house move I noticed it was missing. I called the moving company numerous times finally raising cain but they said they couldn’t find it.

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      @j258853 oh no that's devastating!

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      • russcheshire@mastodon.scotR russcheshire@mastodon.scot

        @dillyd I've just shown these to The Postie, who is an avid crocheter.

        She thinks they're wonderful, and tried to explain to me the techniques involved...

        ...if you listen, you'll hear the whooshing sound as everything hurtles over my head! 😂

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        #6

        @RussCheshire
        I quilt but don't know anything about crochet. When this crocheted bedspread was handed down to me, it had broken in a few places. I took it to a yarn shop and the lady there matched the yarn and the methods and made it good as new. Magic, if you ask me.

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        • dillyd@turtleisland.socialD dillyd@turtleisland.social

          I've posted these before but I was appreciating them again in the early morning sunlight today. Hand made by two of my great grandmas.
          I don't want to use them on a bed and risk wearing them out, but I also don't want to keep them hidden away in storage.
          #textiles #quilt #crochet

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          #7

          Edit: they were my great great grandmas. My mother's mother's mother's mother, and my mother's father's mother's mother.
          Wow, write that word enough times and it starts to look wrong.

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          • dillyd@turtleisland.socialD dillyd@turtleisland.social

            Edit: they were my great great grandmas. My mother's mother's mother's mother, and my mother's father's mother's mother.
            Wow, write that word enough times and it starts to look wrong.

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            #8

            @dillyd You’ve lost me. They’re old and beautiful.

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            • dillyd@turtleisland.socialD dillyd@turtleisland.social

              I've posted these before but I was appreciating them again in the early morning sunlight today. Hand made by two of my great grandmas.
              I don't want to use them on a bed and risk wearing them out, but I also don't want to keep them hidden away in storage.
              #textiles #quilt #crochet

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              #9

              @dillyd That's so great you have them. My Grandmothers hands never stopped moving... Relaxing(?) down time on the farm for her was either crocheting or knitting things for the family. Gosh I miss her.

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              • dillyd@turtleisland.socialD dillyd@turtleisland.social

                I've posted these before but I was appreciating them again in the early morning sunlight today. Hand made by two of my great grandmas.
                I don't want to use them on a bed and risk wearing them out, but I also don't want to keep them hidden away in storage.
                #textiles #quilt #crochet

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                #10

                @dillyd Those are beautiful!
                And such a great connection to your gggmas!

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                • dillyd@turtleisland.socialD dillyd@turtleisland.social

                  @RussCheshire
                  I quilt but don't know anything about crochet. When this crocheted bedspread was handed down to me, it had broken in a few places. I took it to a yarn shop and the lady there matched the yarn and the methods and made it good as new. Magic, if you ask me.

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                  @dillyd Very dark magic. I speak as one who never mastered the ancient art of "French knitting"; that thing with a cotton bobbin, four nails and some wool. Evil forces are gathering... 😉

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                  • dillyd@turtleisland.socialD dillyd@turtleisland.social

                    Edit: they were my great great grandmas. My mother's mother's mother's mother, and my mother's father's mother's mother.
                    Wow, write that word enough times and it starts to look wrong.

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                    #12

                    @dillyd 😁

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                    • russcheshire@mastodon.scotR russcheshire@mastodon.scot

                      @dillyd Very dark magic. I speak as one who never mastered the ancient art of "French knitting"; that thing with a cotton bobbin, four nails and some wool. Evil forces are gathering... 😉

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                      #13

                      @RussCheshire @dillyd When I found my grandma's lace bobbins (many years after her death) I had no clue what they were.

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                      • dillyd@turtleisland.socialD dillyd@turtleisland.social

                        Edit: they were my great great grandmas. My mother's mother's mother's mother, and my mother's father's mother's mother.
                        Wow, write that word enough times and it starts to look wrong.

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                        #14

                        @dillyd Wow! It's so amazing when you're able to preserve something that your ancestors made, so special ❤️

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                        • dillyd@turtleisland.socialD dillyd@turtleisland.social

                          I've posted these before but I was appreciating them again in the early morning sunlight today. Hand made by two of my great grandmas.
                          I don't want to use them on a bed and risk wearing them out, but I also don't want to keep them hidden away in storage.
                          #textiles #quilt #crochet

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                          #15

                          @dillyd They’re lovely! Do you know how to quilt? It’s on my bucket list to learn someday.

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                          • dillyd@turtleisland.socialD dillyd@turtleisland.social

                            Edit: they were my great great grandmas. My mother's mother's mother's mother, and my mother's father's mother's mother.
                            Wow, write that word enough times and it starts to look wrong.

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                            #16

                            @dillyd They are really old, then. But, they still look beautiful.

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                            • lydiaschoch@mastodon.socialL lydiaschoch@mastodon.social

                              @dillyd They’re lovely! Do you know how to quilt? It’s on my bucket list to learn someday.

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                              #17

                              @lydiaschoch
                              I do quilt, but I don't know how to crochet. I'd like to learn.

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                              • dillyd@turtleisland.socialD dillyd@turtleisland.social

                                I've posted these before but I was appreciating them again in the early morning sunlight today. Hand made by two of my great grandmas.
                                I don't want to use them on a bed and risk wearing them out, but I also don't want to keep them hidden away in storage.
                                #textiles #quilt #crochet

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                                #18

                                @dillyd Gorgeous!

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                                • dillyd@turtleisland.socialD dillyd@turtleisland.social

                                  @lydiaschoch
                                  I do quilt, but I don't know how to crochet. I'd like to learn.

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                                  #19

                                  @dillyd @lydiaschoch I (re)learned how to crochet with books and Youtube.
                                  The basic building block of getting a loop through a loop (once or more) gives an infinite world of possibilities. The hardest part is spending enough time to get regularity. I like #crochet

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                                  • dillyd@turtleisland.socialD dillyd@turtleisland.social

                                    Edit: they were my great great grandmas. My mother's mother's mother's mother, and my mother's father's mother's mother.
                                    Wow, write that word enough times and it starts to look wrong.

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                                    #20

                                    @dillyd there's a technical term for this but I can't remember it. (You get the same effect if you /say/ the same word too many times in a row.)

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                                    • klara@drupal.communityK klara@drupal.community

                                      @dillyd @lydiaschoch I (re)learned how to crochet with books and Youtube.
                                      The basic building block of getting a loop through a loop (once or more) gives an infinite world of possibilities. The hardest part is spending enough time to get regularity. I like #crochet

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                                      #21

                                      @Klara @lydiaschoch
                                      Those are beautiful. I'd like to find somebody to teach me in-person. I really hate watching videos

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                                      • colo_lee@mstdn.socialC colo_lee@mstdn.social

                                        @dillyd Those are beautiful!
                                        And such a great connection to your gggmas!

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                                        #22

                                        @colo_lee you're good. Your edit appeared as I was favoriting your reply.

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                                        • dillyd@turtleisland.socialD dillyd@turtleisland.social

                                          I've posted these before but I was appreciating them again in the early morning sunlight today. Hand made by two of my great grandmas.
                                          I don't want to use them on a bed and risk wearing them out, but I also don't want to keep them hidden away in storage.
                                          #textiles #quilt #crochet

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                                          #23

                                          @dillyd
                                          Just think of all the work that went into those! Wonderful

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