My sewing machine needed a home...
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...so I'm making one. ![Smile](https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/smile.png)
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It's a little hard to tell in the photo, but I quilted the walls horizontally in random, slightly wavy lines 1/4-1/2" apart, and the roof is cross-hatched. I used W&N batting, but it was too floppy on it's own, so I constructed a frame using an old cardboard box and some duct tape.
I haven't decided yet if I should keep it simple with just one big door and window, or if I should really go all out and make it a two story house with lots of frilly details.
Opinions and suggestions gratefully welcomed!
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It's a little hard to tell in the photo, but I quilted the walls horizontally in random, slightly wavy lines 1/4-1/2" apart, and the roof is cross-hatched. I used W&N batting, but it was too floppy on it's own, so I constructed a frame using an old cardboard box and some duct tape.
I haven't decided yet if I should keep it simple with just one big door and window, or if I should really go all out and make it a two story house with lots of frilly details.
Opinions and suggestions gratefully welcomed!
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Yes it does look great so far! It will look wonderful whether you put a few simple windows/doors or if you decide to go all out with fun, frilly details. I'd probably go all out and and let the creativity flow!
Love the entire idea![Smile](https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/smile.png)
Christine
Love the entire idea
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Christine
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