Okay, Count me in!

[Lorna B.]

Trashing a wedding dress today might be the fashion trend of the moment for young brides, but I wonder if it's any indication of how well the marriage will last. Time will tell.
Shirley

It would appear that at least one of these marriages didn't last very long at all.

Newlywed bride dies as wedding gown trashing stunt goes wrong http://digitaljournal.com/article/331603

[Rita C.]

Oh how dreadful! Well obviously this couple in France had not heard that particular bit of news. How grim and sad.

[Rita C.]

What a tragic and unnecessary loss of a beautiful 30-year-old woman's life! I agree with the article that this story probably won't stop the wedding dress trashing craze, but I certainly know of a much better way to show independence and creativity! :cry: How sad! Think I'll go work on my pineapple quilt!

[Judy B.]

The trashing of wedding dresses that I've seen around here are done months after the wedding. The one I'm most recently
aware of was fifteen months later. The pictures of the bride in the water turned out to be especially elegant. I would
suspect that the dresses could never be cleaned well enough for them to be re-used as wedding dresses and I agree that it
seems very wasteful.

[Terry K.]

In late December, I finished my "Pineapple Chunks" ala Gyleen . . .It is made from left over pieces from five different projects.



It was a fun process. When I can post a blog, I'll include a slideshow of this quilt's journey. I just was able to take a full photo of it last night.

[Lotti D.]

WOW, absolutely stunning, Terry! What a wonderful quilt. No one would ever, ever expect this to be made of leftovers! Love it!

[Rita C.]

Terry it looks wonderful. Congratulations on finishing it. I look forward to the slideshow.

[Lois B.]

In late December, I finished my "Pineapple Chunks" ala Gyleen . . .It is made from left over pieces from five different projects.



It was a fun process. When I can post a blog, I'll include a slideshow of this quilt's journey. I just was able to take a full photo of it last night.

Terry, This quilt is wonderful! I am looking forward to the blog & slideshow.

[Lorraine R.]

Congratulations on your completed quilt. It looks really pretty (and from scraps). Noone would ever know.

[Lorraine R.]

Great looking quilt

[Nancy R.]

What a beautiful quilt, Terry! It is so cohesive that it really doesn't look like it was made from scraps. I love everything about it!

Nancy

[E.M. T.]

[Robyn B.]

In late December, I finished my "Pineapple Chunks" ala Gyleen . . .It is made from left over pieces from five different projects.



It was a fun process. When I can post a blog, I'll include a slideshow of this quilt's journey. I just was able to take a full photo of it last night.

beautiful quilt - what a stunning border too! Love it

[ANNE E.]

What lovely quilts, I have the blocks finished but have yet to join them together.
Mine is totally made from scraps, seeing all the quilts has spurred me on to finish mine,
the blocks are in a box and I forgot about them.
Anne

[Constance G.]

Terry, your quilt is beautiful, and the ribbon border sets of your piecing perfectly!