This is my hourglass quilt (every other block is hourglass). It's 7 blocks by 11 blocks. Finished size is 45"x60". The binding is satin blanket binding. I've finally decided that even though it is a "kids" blanket, it is so soft in flannel that I'm going to keep it for myself. I used invisible thread along the inner rectangle, but the blocks are all tied.
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Saturday, September 11, 2010
Friday, February 5, 2010
A Skirt and a Wallet
While I hand-sew my satin binding to my Sandi Henderson Quilt, I have made a few things that I found free patterns online for:
Little Girl's Ruffle Skirt
I made these for my neighbor girls. They are about the same size because they are only a year apart, and it happened to be the size of this pattern. Unfortunately when the skirts were half done, their family moved to Indiana. So I had to mail them. These are made from Sandi Henderson's Portabello Pixie fabric from 2 years ago. Link
Fancy Wallet
Made from JoAnn's fabrics. Used the stiffest interfacing I could find. It didn't turn out well because the fabric was so bulky and zippers are hard. Link
Little Girl's Ruffle Skirt
I made these for my neighbor girls. They are about the same size because they are only a year apart, and it happened to be the size of this pattern. Unfortunately when the skirts were half done, their family moved to Indiana. So I had to mail them. These are made from Sandi Henderson's Portabello Pixie fabric from 2 years ago. Link
Fancy Wallet
Made from JoAnn's fabrics. Used the stiffest interfacing I could find. It didn't turn out well because the fabric was so bulky and zippers are hard. Link
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clothing,
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Michael Miller,
Sandi Henderson,
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