My Crocheted-Quilt. Tutorial/Pics.
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I think those are so very nice. You have given me some ideas for different ways to put a quilt together. Looks really pretty and easy to do.
I see some new ways to add crochet, which I love to do, to those charm squares I love to purchase!
Thanks
I see some new ways to add crochet, which I love to do, to those charm squares I love to purchase!
Thanks
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now this is just too much work! hahaha very nice results though. I crochet but I never got the urge to make small blocks and join them together to make big blocks. I think I'm just too lazy! good for you, it's very nice.
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There is a 45mm blade called "skip stitch" that your can purchase & put in rotary cutter. I have been taking pieces of fleece, using the blades to poke holes all around the fleece, and crocheting different edges on it and donating to charity. It seems the new mothers like to toss these over baby in car seats; put on floor for baby, etc. I have been making the majority of them about 30x36 (1 yd fleece, cut in half), altho have made them all sizes. Found the blade thru Project Linus link and ordered them online. www.skipstitch.com/ There is another blade in the stores, but it would be good for only thin fabrics. There are 3 blades online for different thicknesses of fabric. These are fun and cute.
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