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#41
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In days of yore, when the crazy quilts were made, they were made as one big continuous fabric. None of these individual blocks that are made now, for our convenience!
Oh how I wish I had the ones that belonged to my husband's Grandmother now ... they became cow blankets first, then later the dog's bed! *gasp* >
Oh how I wish I had the ones that belonged to my husband's Grandmother now ... they became cow blankets first, then later the dog's bed! *gasp* >
#42
Originally Posted by countryone77
I'm a little confused as to exactly what is a crumb quilt block.
They look like crazy quilt blocks to me, so what is the difference?
Is it that they are all one type of fabric and have no added embroidery/embellishments? Or ...?
They look like crazy quilt blocks to me, so what is the difference?
Is it that they are all one type of fabric and have no added embroidery/embellishments? Or ...?
Thanks,
#43
I must say I really enjoyed looking at all the tuts and links to crumbs. Iam working on a crazy quilt right now which kinda resembles, and I am using re used dryer sheets as a foundation. I do wash out the remaining product, dry and press them before using. They work great and add stability without a lot of weight. All the fabrics I am using are silky, satiny and slippery so the foundation helps.:)
#44
Originally Posted by QuiltE
In days of yore, when the crazy quilts were made, they were made as one big continuous fabric. None of these individual blocks that are made now, for our convenience!
Oh how I wish I had the ones that belonged to my husband's Grandmother now ... they became cow blankets first, then later the dog's bed! *gasp* >
Oh how I wish I had the ones that belonged to my husband's Grandmother now ... they became cow blankets first, then later the dog's bed! *gasp* >
#48
Originally Posted by countryone77
Originally Posted by countryone77
I'm a little confused as to exactly what is a crumb quilt block.
They look like crazy quilt blocks to me, so what is the difference?
Is it that they are all one type of fabric and have no added embroidery/embellishments? Or ...?
They look like crazy quilt blocks to me, so what is the difference?
Is it that they are all one type of fabric and have no added embroidery/embellishments? Or ...?
Thanks,
EDITED:
Here are a couple links you might find helpful http://www.thequiltshow.com/os/blog.php/blog_id/2414
Here is picture of a beautiful crazy quilt someone posted http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-113115-1.htm
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