A Quilter's Dressing Gown/Wrap :)
12-31-2012, 07:42 AM
#34
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Love it, what a fantastic job - lucky friend. That is one perfect unisex housecoat.
As for the snow, we can send you some, so far we have about 2- 1/2 feet & up until a week to 10 days before Christmas, we had almost none !! But of course, we life in Northern Ontario & the snow gods love us more !!! LOL
Happy New Year everyone.
As for the snow, we can send you some, so far we have about 2- 1/2 feet & up until a week to 10 days before Christmas, we had almost none !! But of course, we life in Northern Ontario & the snow gods love us more !!! LOL
Happy New Year everyone.
I'll be fine with the Snow Gods, providing they keep us with even whiteness.
I don't require depth!
You'll be out playing snow golf!
IMHO it's pretty much the same as flannelette.
It's not quite so bulky, so perhaps a finer weave?
It used to be a common men's winter shirt material, usually in plaid, and used as a dress shirt, rather than as a work shirt.
Last edited by QuiltE; 12-31-2012 at 07:46 AM.
12-31-2012, 10:54 AM
#36
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Location: Rocky Mountains of Idaho
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Wow what a nice gift and a free pattern link to boot. QuiltE you are the member, ahem "gift that keeps on giving!" Such an easy pattern even I shall give it a try! Always enjoy your posts lady....Happy New Year to you too!
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