My daughter's hanky quilt is finished
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dcquilter! I posted the pattern but the Administrators tell me it may not be shared. So sorry. I am trying to find a link to Moda that has this pattern for those who want it. I will post this later if I find it for you. Thank you for your interest. Must also tell you that I used French Mist as a backing for those hankies that were very thin or warn. It is a soft backing and doesn't stiffen the hankies. Y
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That is absolutely lovely!!! I'm of the fading generation who uses hankies and they are almost impossible to find! But if I use paper tissues I get a raw red nose!!! (Friends who don't use them are glad to donate for the cause of my nose!)
My daughter's neighbor gave her a lot of napkins (her children don't want them and they ignore her anyway). She gave them to me to put in a quilt and if it turns out well we may give it back to her. Has anyone done this with napkins? I'm wondering about the edges... would that have to be unsewn (forget that!) or cut off?
My daughter's neighbor gave her a lot of napkins (her children don't want them and they ignore her anyway). She gave them to me to put in a quilt and if it turns out well we may give it back to her. Has anyone done this with napkins? I'm wondering about the edges... would that have to be unsewn (forget that!) or cut off?
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