elena

Mine the first problem (in the beginning)!
It is a blanket which I have sewed 20 years ago.
It was tore, in places has torn. I want it to restore.

sharon b

First off that is a really neat pattern :mrgreen:

Where is it torn and how bad ?

KathyAire

I love the way the colors come together. Nice quilt.

Pam Pollock

Maybe a close up photo of the tears would help someone with a better idea of how to repair it. I would be interested in hearing the suggestions too. It's good information to have for some of our "very loved" quilts!!

elena

Three stripes are torn and some details in light part

patricej

applique some flowers in different places. put some over the torn parts. spread them around so it looks like it was designed that way. :-)

Rosyhf

It is hard to see the torn parts. I would stick a piece of fabric underneath the tear and sew it down with tiny stitches. Another way would be to put some wonder under with the piece of fabric and iron it down. This way it will glue the tear together and make it stronger.

elena

I assumed to sew accurately manually new details. Though the decision with flowers more interesting.

MadQuilter

If you have any of the fabric left, you could replace the torn sections.

I also like the idea of the applique - but for me, the blue colored fabric suggests fish and boats.

dglvr

I like this idea. Its a beautifal quilt. :thumbup: