Heres an idea....
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If anyone else is teaching themselves how to FMQ or Stipple, you know all them 12 x 12 inch blocks that we practiced on.... well, sew at least 4 of them together to make a bigger block and donate them to your local animal shelter! The top, batting , the back and the binding is all there! Why not, I don't think the animals are really going to care how they look or what color the fabric is! I think it is a win - win situation!
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Fantastic idea! That means we don't have to be afraid to try it! That's what keeps me from trying some methods: fear of not being perfect.
Originally Posted by bejay28
If anyone else is teaching themselves how to FMQ or Stipple, you know all them 12 x 12 inch blocks that we practiced on.... well, sew at least 4 of them together to make a bigger block and donate them to your local animal shelter! The top, batting , the back and the binding is all there! Why not, I don't think the animals are really going to care how they look or what color the fabric is! I think it is a win - win situation!
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Mine are by no means perfect!!!! I have used ALOT of fabric and batting, LOL! I don't mind.....everybody has to start somewhere! This way as I am learning, I am also making a sleep mat for a shelter animal! We both win!
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Thanks, I didn't think of that. Great advice.
Originally Posted by stefanib123
My local shelter won't accept polyester batting, so you may want to check that first to make sure. I know most of us don't use it, but I just wanted to let you guys know.
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Originally Posted by stefanib123
My local shelter won't accept polyester batting, so you may want to check that first to make sure. I know most of us don't use it, but I just wanted to let you guys know.
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