Homespun quilt for a friend
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A friend of the family just bought a 100 year old farmhouse and I had the pleasure of seeing it in person last month.
I had a supply of homespun FQs and decided a homespun disappearing 9 patch would be fitting and doable before they come this weekend to collect some extra firewood we had. Here is the result, along with a Scandinavian folded star that I made as an ornament and package topper to match. If you have never made them, google it on YouTube. They are addicting.
I had a supply of homespun FQs and decided a homespun disappearing 9 patch would be fitting and doable before they come this weekend to collect some extra firewood we had. Here is the result, along with a Scandinavian folded star that I made as an ornament and package topper to match. If you have never made them, google it on YouTube. They are addicting.
![resized-jess-tyler-quilt.jpg](https://www.quiltingboard.com/attachments/pictures-f5/641756d1670514875t-resized-jess-tyler-quilt.jpg)
![resized-scandinavian-folded-star.jpg](https://www.quiltingboard.com/attachments/pictures-f5/641757d1670514875t-resized-scandinavian-folded-star.jpg)
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That is so pretty! Great selection of homespuns. Did you wash and/or starch before using? I know they soften with use, but don't know what, if any, the looser weave needs before sewing.