I am so EXCITED! I just gave my blog a new facelift! It has been quite awhile since my last post and it is time for some changes.
1. New blog template ✔
2. New posts about my rag quilting! (Coming VERY soon!)
Did I mention I am EXCITED???
Here is a table runner I made a few weeks ago and you can find this in my Etsy Shop if you hurry....it might still be there!
Showing posts with label rag quilt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rag quilt. Show all posts
Thursday, December 12, 2019
Saturday, March 8, 2014
Strip Style Rag Quilt
Every time I go into Joann's Fabric Store I have to visit the remnant bin. Most of the time I am looking for another homespun piece to add to my collection, but one trip I spotted a really cute frog print in flannel to take home.
Months later I am sorting through remnants and come across the frog print, so I matched it up with coordinating colors and started cutting them into strips. At that point I stashed the strips away yet again, until one day in May of 2013 I stitched them together. I had written a strip style pattern a few years before and wanted to create more strip style rag quilts to use as props for the pattern.
During the sewing I accidentally sewed through my quilting pins on the plastic part. This was a first. Had to cut it out with the seam ripper and re-sew that spot.
The finished quilt turned out super cute.... and as of right now it is still for sale if you are interested. See it here: Frog Rag Quilt
If you would like to make your own strip style rag quilt and want to purchase my ePattern here it is: ePattern.
Thanks for reading!
Months later I am sorting through remnants and come across the frog print, so I matched it up with coordinating colors and started cutting them into strips. At that point I stashed the strips away yet again, until one day in May of 2013 I stitched them together. I had written a strip style pattern a few years before and wanted to create more strip style rag quilts to use as props for the pattern.
During the sewing I accidentally sewed through my quilting pins on the plastic part. This was a first. Had to cut it out with the seam ripper and re-sew that spot.
The finished quilt turned out super cute.... and as of right now it is still for sale if you are interested. See it here: Frog Rag Quilt
If you would like to make your own strip style rag quilt and want to purchase my ePattern here it is: ePattern.
Thanks for reading!
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