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| Quilt One |
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| Quilting on Quilt One |
This is a first for me--quilts for twins! I finished them last week and got them shipped yesterday. Yippee!!
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| Quilt Two |
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| Quilting on Quilt Two |
I'm sure you've figured out that these are scrappy creations. Sometimes
when I want to sew without thinking, I pull out my 2 1/2" squares and
make 9 patch blocks. I have several extremely exacting methods for
making these (tongue in cheek, of course!):
Praising God Today!
pam
1. Put together really strange color / fabric combos.
2. Sew together fabrics that I have enough squares to make a block out of.
3. Blindly sew the fabrics on the top of the pile.
The recipient twins are a year old and I want them to be able to easily identify their own quilt, so I gave the quilts very different bindings.
Hooray for finishes!! Lots of Gold Stars today. :)2. Sew together fabrics that I have enough squares to make a block out of.
3. Blindly sew the fabrics on the top of the pile.
The recipient twins are a year old and I want them to be able to easily identify their own quilt, so I gave the quilts very different bindings.
Praising God Today!
pam
Linked to Whoop Whoop Friday! and Crazy Mom Quilts.
They will love them! I currently am in a two quilt mode. I am making up second quilts out of my leftovers from major projects right away. It feels good!
ReplyDeleteThey will love them!
ReplyDeleteWell done, they are adorable! And I think it is perfect that they are similar, but not exactly the same.
ReplyDeleteSuch interesting colours! I love these quilts, and so will the twins!
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