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Old 03-05-2013, 04:17 PM
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On many of my jaunts to yard sales and flea markets, I have come across several tablecloths that have beautiful cut work designs in them and picked them up for a 3 or 4 dollars..I just know I can do something quilty with them, thinking of maybe doing a wholecloth quilt but I dont know what I could do with the cutwork.. anyone have any suggestions???
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Old 03-05-2013, 04:28 PM
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you can back the cutwork with tulle since the holes are probably too big. or you can line them with a contrasting color to add another element to your quilt.
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Originally Posted by QuiltnNan View Post
you can back the cutwork with tulle since the holes are probably too big. or you can line them with a contrasting color to add another element to your quilt.
That's a really good idea. Wouldn't have thought of using the tablecloths or of the ways to use them.
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A color behind might look like reverse applique, through the openings.
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You will have to stitch around each opening to secure it to the quilt, but it would make a lovely quilt!
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You will have to stitch around each opening to secure it to the quilt, but it would make a lovely quilt!
I agree and it would be beautiful
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I am taking a Craftsy class with Cindy Needham. She LOVES to do this.

http://www.cindyneedham.com

Be sure to check out her gallery! Oh My!
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Originally Posted by soccertxi View Post
I am taking a Craftsy class with Cindy Needham. She LOVES to do this.

http://www.cindyneedham.com

Be sure to check out her gallery! Oh My!
Wow great site...I will have to check it out...
Thanks..
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Originally Posted by quiltstringz View Post
I agree and it would be beautiful
I will try this and see how it looks....thanks for the advice....
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