maternity clothes Border detail in this photo. You can see the chrome yellow and poison green, along with the red calico fabric! I haven\'t seen those colors in quilt fabrics since the 70\'s, but I was amused to see them back in the quilting stores when I shopped last week! I finished this quilt way back in the mid-80\'s. I did this way before I knew the finer points of quilting, so this one is quite, um, a mess. The back looks like a shag rug because I didn\'t clip threads as i finished each block, and the front has about a frillion thread ends, too. Some of the blocks are kind of puffy, because I didn\'t have each block the exact same size. I spent about an hour today evening up the outer borders as best as i could. I an going to press the heck out of this thing and see what happens to it. I can always just utility quilt it. I love it because it\'s the first one I did; it has scraps of my maternity clothes in it; and I put this together while my 5th son snoozed in a car seat in my sewing room while I put it together; taking out time to make Halloween costumes for my older children, including a Stegosaurus costume that won several prizes throughout the years!Wednesday, August 10, 2011
maternity clothes Log Cabin maternity plus size swimsuits
. maternity clothes Log Cabin maternity plus size swimsuits
maternity clothes Border detail in this photo. You can see the chrome yellow and poison green, along with the red calico fabric! I haven\'t seen those colors in quilt fabrics since the 70\'s, but I was amused to see them back in the quilting stores when I shopped last week! I finished this quilt way back in the mid-80\'s. I did this way before I knew the finer points of quilting, so this one is quite, um, a mess. The back looks like a shag rug because I didn\'t clip threads as i finished each block, and the front has about a frillion thread ends, too. Some of the blocks are kind of puffy, because I didn\'t have each block the exact same size. I spent about an hour today evening up the outer borders as best as i could. I an going to press the heck out of this thing and see what happens to it. I can always just utility quilt it. I love it because it\'s the first one I did; it has scraps of my maternity clothes in it; and I put this together while my 5th son snoozed in a car seat in my sewing room while I put it together; taking out time to make Halloween costumes for my older children, including a Stegosaurus costume that won several prizes throughout the years!
maternity clothes Border detail in this photo. You can see the chrome yellow and poison green, along with the red calico fabric! I haven\'t seen those colors in quilt fabrics since the 70\'s, but I was amused to see them back in the quilting stores when I shopped last week! I finished this quilt way back in the mid-80\'s. I did this way before I knew the finer points of quilting, so this one is quite, um, a mess. The back looks like a shag rug because I didn\'t clip threads as i finished each block, and the front has about a frillion thread ends, too. Some of the blocks are kind of puffy, because I didn\'t have each block the exact same size. I spent about an hour today evening up the outer borders as best as i could. I an going to press the heck out of this thing and see what happens to it. I can always just utility quilt it. I love it because it\'s the first one I did; it has scraps of my maternity clothes in it; and I put this together while my 5th son snoozed in a car seat in my sewing room while I put it together; taking out time to make Halloween costumes for my older children, including a Stegosaurus costume that won several prizes throughout the years!