Slashed Squares with fleece backing sofa throw!!
11-29-2009, 03:05 PM
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This is the first of a pair of 'quicky' stash and scraps quilt, I decided to buy fleece for the back and used a thin cotton batting, it is so cosy!!
These are for my son and girlfriend to snuggle under while watching tv!!
The pattern started off as a square in a square, which you slash offset then reorganise each corner...bit like the D9P :D
I will put a link up when I can find the website I got it from, :wink: :D
These are for my son and girlfriend to snuggle under while watching tv!!
The pattern started off as a square in a square, which you slash offset then reorganise each corner...bit like the D9P :D
I will put a link up when I can find the website I got it from, :wink: :D
11-29-2009, 03:10 PM
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I love the quilt design, so would like a link when you find it please, I love your choice of colours, and the fancy stitches for quilting, but best of all, I love your name for this quilt. Made me feel very hungry!
11-29-2009, 03:10 PM
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Hi Jan,
Yes it gets nippy in the evenings, or like today when it rains it can be chilly, but not bad, it's just after having high temperatures you feel it when it drops !! My son lives in the UK, and it's blinking freezing there already!! :lol: :D
Yes it gets nippy in the evenings, or like today when it rains it can be chilly, but not bad, it's just after having high temperatures you feel it when it drops !! My son lives in the UK, and it's blinking freezing there already!! :lol: :D
11-29-2009, 03:19 PM
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Your quilts are pretty. I like the stitch you used to quilt them.
Fleeced backed quilts are one of my favorite ways to make what I call "quick quilts". I make most of my baby/children quilts that way. I use fairly dense fleece and do not put any batting it them. Works great.
I often use a "connecting" stitch (074 on my Q6600 machine). It goes pretty quickly. I love it for stitching the fleece down on the front of the quilt--I nearly always bring the fleece from the back to the front to form the binding.
Fleeced backed quilts are one of my favorite ways to make what I call "quick quilts". I make most of my baby/children quilts that way. I use fairly dense fleece and do not put any batting it them. Works great.
I often use a "connecting" stitch (074 on my Q6600 machine). It goes pretty quickly. I love it for stitching the fleece down on the front of the quilt--I nearly always bring the fleece from the back to the front to form the binding.
11-29-2009, 03:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Lacelady
I love the quilt design, so would like a link when you find it please, I love your choice of colours, and the fancy stitches for quilting, but best of all, I love your name for this quilt. Made me feel very hungry!
I will look for the link now for you!! :D
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