Nook cover from crumbs
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Originally Posted by Butterflyblue
I got a Nook E-reader with my Christmas money this year - and of course immediately I had to make a cover for it to "protect my investment"...yeah, that's it. It's not that I just will take any excuse to quilt.
I did it with batting scraps and fabric scraps I had on hand, in one afternoon. In retrospect, I wish I'd used a middle gray to quilt it, but it is just as functional as it is.
I like looking at it and thinking of where all the fabric scraps came from - dresses, baby quilts, this year's Christmas project, etc.
I did it with batting scraps and fabric scraps I had on hand, in one afternoon. In retrospect, I wish I'd used a middle gray to quilt it, but it is just as functional as it is.
I like looking at it and thinking of where all the fabric scraps came from - dresses, baby quilts, this year's Christmas project, etc.
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Originally Posted by Butterflyblue
I got a Nook E-reader with my Christmas money this year - and of course immediately I had to make a cover for it to "protect my investment"...yeah, that's it. It's not that I just will take any excuse to quilt.
I did it with batting scraps and fabric scraps I had on hand, in one afternoon. In retrospect, I wish I'd used a middle gray to quilt it, but it is just as functional as it is.
I like looking at it and thinking of where all the fabric scraps came from - dresses, baby quilts, this year's Christmas project, etc.
I did it with batting scraps and fabric scraps I had on hand, in one afternoon. In retrospect, I wish I'd used a middle gray to quilt it, but it is just as functional as it is.
I like looking at it and thinking of where all the fabric scraps came from - dresses, baby quilts, this year's Christmas project, etc.
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