This is quilt #2 for the victims of the Hot Springs fire a couple weeks ago. If you look close you can see the kids holding it up.
Sunday, July 29, 2007
Fire quilt #2
This is quilt #2 for the victims of the Hot Springs fire a couple weeks ago. If you look close you can see the kids holding it up.
Gift Chat #2
You will need:
1 1/4 yd each of 2 co-ordinating flannels
Step 1: Place pieces of flannel right sides together and square to same size. Pressing at this stage will make pieces stick together and may help.
Step 2: (optional) using plate or bowl, trim corners to a curve. This helps prevent catching the lace in the seam at the corners.
Step 3: place lace in between layers-be sure to point the lace to the inside so you catch the unfinshed or "ugly" edge in your seam. I dont pin...you might want to.
Step 4: begin sewing layers together but leave about 2 inches of lace free at your starting point. At corners you will need to put a little pleat in the lace to give it enough fullness if you did not curve the corners. Leave a gap of at least 6-8 inches when you get back to the starting point.
Step 5: Turn right sides out. Press if desired.
Step 6: Topstitch all the way around making sure to close your turning gap.
Friday, July 20, 2007
quilts for sale
this wizard of oz meets groundhog day
Thursday, July 19, 2007
Fire quilt #1
Last week we had a nasty wildfire about 30 or 40 miles away. It burned 35 or so homes to the ground. This quilt will go to one of those familes. I'm hoping to get several more done in the next few weeks because i know there will be more fires before the summer is over. I used the BQ2 pattern from maple island designs.
round robin
birthday gifts from Iraq
My birthday was yesterday, and this is my gift from DH. I thought it really funny cause its black hills gold and silver(and beautiful) but he was in Iraq when he bought it. We live in the black hills so the necklace was UPS'ed just across town from the jewler to me. But my mom siad it was a long trip from one side of town to Iraq to the other side of town. The wonders of the Internet......
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