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Finished up my Ladybug top. Now I have to decide what backing fabric to add and how to quilt it. She's a 46" square and she was so much fun to make! My own Little Miss Ladybug helped me pick out the border fabric. She said the butterflies made it look like a garden. :) Seven is such a darling age; actually I say that about every age. I love my two little sweeties. :)
Most people like to show their fabric stashes, but it seems I have more of a quilt stash! NINE quilt tops ready and several still being pieced...this isn't even all of them. :) I love each of them! After I'm done with a quilt top, I usually fold it up and place it in a pillow case to keep the dust off it. How do you store your projects? I don't like the creases that folding them up causes but I guess that's just the way it goes. I wish I had some sort of bar that I cold drape them over so they cold be on display while they wait their turn to be quilted.
Well, have a wonderful Weekend and a very Happy Mothers' Day!! -April@Little Mama Hen
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I love seeing your array of gorgeous quilts!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWoW! They are beautiful! It would never work for me - love sewing the tops and hate quilting so if I would let myself do that, there would be a lot of tops and never a finished quilt! :D
ReplyDeleteI'd never thought of my flimsy collection as a stash, but your photo has super inspired me. You have some lovely tops!
ReplyDeleteThey look cool! I only have about three flimsies but I agree with you about wishing for a way to display them and not get them creased!
ReplyDeleteI share your enthusiasm and stockpile of quilts. they all look so bright and colorful together. Nice!
ReplyDeleteI picked up an old quilt rack at Goodwill, and I drape my tops waiting to be quilted over it. Still have to fold them a bit, but they stay fairly smooth that way. You have a very nice collection!
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