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Old 05-06-2011, 03:20 AM
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Sorry to be so late with this post, but I LOVE your idea of adding a piece of coordinating fabric to your curtains!!! Using buttons sounds terrific and I may 'steal' your idea!!!
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Old 05-06-2011, 06:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Eliebelle
Sorry to be so late with this post, but I LOVE your idea of adding a piece of coordinating fabric to your curtains!!! Using buttons sounds terrific and I may 'steal' your idea!!!
ENJOY!!! :P
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Old 11-03-2011, 05:54 AM
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VERY NICE! THANKS FOR POSTING, GREAT FAST QUICK IDEAS....
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Possibilities has a couple of books out - Toppers and Toppers II that have 'toppers' for your bed pillows. In some of the pics they used them on the back of couches.
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Originally Posted by Wonnie View Post
This is probably "WA_A_A_AY" out there but, for myself, if I use the idea of changing the bedroom colors from time to time, I'm, also, thinking about adding a coordinating strip maybe 2" in from the front edges on my white curtains and attaching it with snaps (?), velcro (?), buttons (now THERE's a thought)and the strip could be changed periodically as well as the bed runner and pillow cases
I have thought of this same idea for lots of home dec...you could also use snap tape if the fabric was a bit stiffened - just the decorative add-on fabric.
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Thank you for sharing. The tutorial from the crooked nickel is great. Will have to try this soon.
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Old 11-14-2011, 09:15 PM
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Default Rob Peter to Pay Paul Quilt Runner

I finished this Quilt Runner (aka, Bed Runner) for my Neice's wedding in October
(final threads snipped 2 days before it flew to Colorado Springs!)

Not only did this combine 2 pretty "dotted" fabrics, I found the backing fabric "after the fact" and bought all they
had left. When I was laying out the top, I realized I needed not quite a half yard more! So I hit the "stash" and
did a little creative piecing. Then onto the Flynn quilt frame and started my FIRST Free-Motion Quilting project.

I am either Brave or Crazy or some combination of both! I can see the boo-boo's, but I'm still proud of the
finished product.

Finished size, approx. 38" x 88" (yes, it's bigger than my plan!)
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