Connecting Threads strip quilt ...
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I bought this kit at connecting threads to make for charity last year (I think) and finally had the time to get it all finished today. It turned out to be 76 x 56 and is a nice and cozy weight.
This was my first strip quilt and I have to say it was fun to do. I happen to get a good deal on the backing from a board member that fit it perfectly. How great was that? I hope you all like it too.
This was my first strip quilt and I have to say it was fun to do. I happen to get a good deal on the backing from a board member that fit it perfectly. How great was that? I hope you all like it too.
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Thank you all so much! It is nice to have the support of the group here.
I do want to comment on kits. I have never once bought a kit that didn't have enough fabric in it. My only complaint would be on the directions being not very well written. But, I am an experienced quilter and can figure out a pattern fairly well by myself. I have heard that the customer service at connecting threads is impeccable if there ever was to be a problem with their kits.
I do want to comment on kits. I have never once bought a kit that didn't have enough fabric in it. My only complaint would be on the directions being not very well written. But, I am an experienced quilter and can figure out a pattern fairly well by myself. I have heard that the customer service at connecting threads is impeccable if there ever was to be a problem with their kits.
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