Technology plus an old lady equals mistakes. That’s my story and I’m sticking to it. Here is the sneak peak photo with the straight line quilting. My apologies.
Country Threads Chicken Scratch
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Technology plus an old lady equals mistakes. That’s my story and I’m sticking to it. Here is the sneak peak photo with the straight line quilting. My apologies.
Love this!
Look forward to the publication.
Can’t wait for the new book!
Looks like new kitty may have “adopted” you.
I would like to order a fq bundle of all of the fabric in the sneak peek, oh wait, you’re closed, I miss those days. Love the new kitty, can’t wait to hear what name you pick.
Ooh I think I bought lots of those fabrics during your sale…Diamond, I think, lots of texture? Love seeing them in use!
Warm, warm, warm!! Love it and the quilting. Nice here in Central Ohio for Trick or Treat night–about 52 by 5:30 when we start. Fun. Does anyone remember wearing your pj’s under your costume, then your winter coat? It could be cold in Western New York back then!!
It looks great- can’t wait to see it
Mary, The Diamond Textiles are a fantastic choice. Glad I have some from your sale tucked away just waiting for inspiration.
Mary, I love the straight line quilting also. Looks great with your fabrics!!
hello! we received our rug book in the mail this week- looking forward to getting started. I plan on having my son-in-law build us the frame… I see that you recommended not using denim or wool for the first rug- sounds fine to me, as I have lots of ugly cotton fabric that should be just fine. but I do have lots and lots of wool- from the days that I hoarded it, and planned on making a 9X11 rug for my living room… that’s not going to happen, but I was wondering what your advice about wool was for rugs, after we’re a bit more experienced, and know what we’re doing. thanks!
I will take pictures of the wool rugs I made – they are beautiful, my very favorites! But somewhat of a challenge to make – we will discuss it. Your wool will make gorgeous rugs!