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I finished up a quilt top the other day— Charm-a-long. {It is a pattern from the members group.} and it just didn’t work….you know the background was wwwaaaayyyy too light for the whole quilt. So, after a bit of debating I decided to give it a dunk and antique it.
Just in case you would like to antique your own quilt top here is a quick little instruction on how to:
So you have your top and now what? I thought I’d give you a little bit of help on the quilting and have a little suprise for you too—-
Didn’t want to leave you hanging with a project that will hang in limbo land for eternity like mine.
While at my little sewing day with my girl friends, Janis was working on a little project and I just had to share! It is a perfect -sit in the shade- project.
Janis saw it made with a heart shaped straw wreath, but all that was found was the circle one.—- love either one.
This is the final row for the Patchwork Round Robin. This is a large quilt girls! Did you notice that?
Are you ready for Border #8? I am!!! Can’t wait to share what Molly from Molly’s Cottage gave us to add to the top.
Learn how to cutesy up your plain white muslin Kitchen Towels.
This free pattern tutorial is a great pattern for beginners!
BORDER #7
Angie from Quilting Melodies has designed the next border for us. She has added a quick stop border all the way around {don’t you think it needed something a bit more calming?} and then —– a row of the cutest baskets! It will compliment the center basket perfect.
Robin has a goodie for us— she has planned a quick a crooked 4 patch border. Great pattern for beginners again + we are learning a great technique on crookeding our blocks!
Sew an iron bag using your UFO Quilt Blocks! This iron cover is perfect for a mini iron and is a great
