Originally Posted by quiltmouse
Originally Posted by Havplenty
have any of you tried using fusible interfacing as the backing to tack down your squares and then sewing them together? it seams they will go together faster that way and with straighter seams. i gonna try it once i get started with my ps quilt.
Havplenty, you're right, those look really smooth. Rather similar to paperpiecing. Very pretty, love your fabrics!!!
Back in the day, 30 yrs ago, I made all my clothes. (Very tall, very shortwaisted, very long arms). Fusible interfacing on collars & cuffs, would make the fabric wobbly, shrink up in the wash, I guess.
Has fusible interfacing improved? Or will it do that to your blocks?
...inquiring quiltmouse
Originally Posted by HummerGardenCrafts
Vicky, I didn't get any done last night at all. I wanted to get all the boo boo bags whipped up. So they are all done.
I'm sorry your daughter is moving so far from you, I know you will miss her.
boo boo bags? Do tell. I searched on your posts, but did not see any mention other than here. what is it? got pix?
I will get some pics tomorrow when I got up to the quilt house. They are different size bags filled with rice. You can put them in the freezer or microwave. I love making them. And they have been selling really well.
Thanks about my daughters move! I sure miss them a lot. And it hasn't even been a week yet either!