Patio table quilt for daughter
#32
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very cute. What a fun idea!. If it's going to be used on a metal table top, you could slit a few stitches an slide in a magnetic strip. Otherwise, maybe something else heavy to hold it down. Enjoy the last fleeting days of summer.
#38
Rather than make the checkerboard pattern, I used checkerboard fabric which saved some time. I just used the applique designs instead of following the pattern as the patio table was a totally different size and I needed to make a slit and a hole in the center for an umbrella. The applique designs are wonderful to use - the chicken leg uses Texture Magic to give it some dimension! What fun!
#39
Last night I stitched some velcro squares onto the back (the soft, loopy part) in three places along the slit. I then put on strips of the velcro hook side which holds it together perfectly. Our daughter can remove the hook strips for laundering the quilt and the loopy pieces won't damage the embroidery.
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