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April 1, 2022
A "Crazy" Story from Telling Stories Through the Needle's Eye







When we first started our blog and set up our Through the Needle's Eye website, our hope was to invite others with stories of their quilts to share. In fact, on the home page of our website, there is a form asking you to share stories you may have about your treasures. We were absolutely delighted to receive this email a few weeks ago from Kathleen Barden. Her story was so fascinating that we asked her permission to share it with you. She has kindly accepted our invitation, and thrilled us further by sending pictures. Thank you, Kathleen! And ...

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June 26, 2020
Rescue #1 from Quilt Paint Create

When looking for something unrelated, I found this picture in a drawer. I stitched and framed it at least 25 years ago. Back then I didn’t understand what cardboard and masking tape could do to needlework. Although foamcore board existed, I don’t know if it was widely available. I know I hadn’t heard of it.
friendship stainedIt was under glass in the frame, which didn’t help.
It’s hardly an heirloom piece, but I wanted to see what I could do to save it. I took it apart and decided to clean it. My stitching friends will ...

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