I used this quilt top from scraps to make curtains for my sewingroom
I didn't quilt it so I could get some light in the room. I Bought the
oversized quilt rack at salvation Army for 15$ a few months ago
and it worked perfect over the window.
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I used this quilt top from scraps to make curtains for my sewingroom
I didn't quilt it so I could get some light in the room. I Bought the
oversized quilt rack at salvation Army for 15$ a few months ago
and it worked perfect over the window.
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SMILE- it will make everyone wonder what you are up to.
Stay strong and keep looking up.
Cute. Love the soft colors. Wow, 15 cents... things must be cheaper in Texas.
Linda
Amazing Grace, how sweet the sound, that saved a wretch like me. I once was lost but now am found, was blind, but now I see. [John Newton (1725-1807)]
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Like your curtains, too. I read that as $15 rather than cents! Maybe that make it more believable??? I like the idea of a quilt holder/curtain rod. I'm going to keep my eyes open for one to use in my living room. I keep a "window to no where" covered with a quilt all the time.
God Bless,
Rachel
Such a cute and clever idea!
Deanne Ellen
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very nice
Nancy in MN
Very pretty and cheerful in soft spring colors!
Helen T.
I love this! Bright and cheerful...and lets the light shine through. You did a great job!
Looks great!
Yesterday it was called science fiction. Today it's called technology. But the Bible calls it prophecy. +
"Heaven and Earth are full of His Glory".
Great idea and I like that you used the quilt rack!
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Never underestimate the healing effects of beauty. - Florence Nightingale