My version of a quilt to re-use jeans materials, also with previously used flannel & several smallish pieces of batting. Heavy? a little, I also mucked about with two threads in the needle. I wanted a thicker red thread. I use a cone of a pink cotton with various reds, ends of spools.
I am feeling good 1. to have finished it, 2. to have used up a bit of stuff that's been hangin about the studio for what feels like much too long. and 3. one RTO off of my 'list'.
This weekend I hope to bring my Guild mystery quilt, up to date. My intent was to try and finish mine (quilted and all) before I quilted any from clients. Ha! good intentions are funny things. And I Know I will bypass making mystery quilts, in the future. Not my cuppa.
And I am off for a cuppa hot lemon 'cold medicine' and a small pity party for one...colds aren't fun.
gudrun
I love it.
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt Gudrun - I wish now I had saved
ReplyDeletejeans -- It is going to be really warm in our cold
Canadian winter. I enjoy your blog. Shirley Paterson
I love your jeans quilt. I'll have to try one sometime in the future.
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Susan
Great quilt I've made 3 denim quilts and they are very heavy and warm. My kids love them I'm sure yours will get a lot of use. I read your dilemma about your pantos... I had some trouble with my machine not being exactly square once the quilt was in and pulled on it. We added a brace at the offending end so the pole couldn't pull forward and it fixed the problem.
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