Then I decided to use as much of the 30's fabrics as I could so I started making the yellow one. I love the design of the quilt and hope to make one like it with modern fabrics someday. It's a good design in that you can use charm squares to make it. The one on the bed also uses 5 inch charms squares. That's it, no more 30's fabrics. I sold the rest of what I had on Ebay and now can move on. I do think these quilts will improve once I quilt them. It will give them that vintage crinkly look that they need to be really 30's style.
Saturday, June 25, 2011
Another Finished Top to Add to the Stack
Then I decided to use as much of the 30's fabrics as I could so I started making the yellow one. I love the design of the quilt and hope to make one like it with modern fabrics someday. It's a good design in that you can use charm squares to make it. The one on the bed also uses 5 inch charms squares. That's it, no more 30's fabrics. I sold the rest of what I had on Ebay and now can move on. I do think these quilts will improve once I quilt them. It will give them that vintage crinkly look that they need to be really 30's style.
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You amaze me with all these quilt tops! How long have you been quilting? I totally love the yellow one! What is the pattern you used?
I have a ton of 30's fabrics too. Maybe I should try to sell them as well. I am trying to update my stash so maybe it is a good idea!
Love the green one!
Digging the yellow!! Great pattern! Mind if I ask where it comes from?
Wow! You've got a fabulous stash of tops somewhere. These are beautiful and I'm glad they are having their time to shine!
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