shirtings
05-26-2013, 12:36 PM
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Try quiltshops.com (http://search.myquiltshops.com/cgi-s...myqssearch.cgi)
When the page loads, type in "shirting" and ask for "thumbnails" to see pictures of many, many reproduction shirting fabrics; there are over 10 pages from multiple different quilt shops.
Jan in VA
When the page loads, type in "shirting" and ask for "thumbnails" to see pictures of many, many reproduction shirting fabrics; there are over 10 pages from multiple different quilt shops.
Jan in VA
05-26-2013, 01:04 PM
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Location: Thornton, Colorado
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Consider checking out thrift stores for shirts which can be cut up for quilts. Bonnie Hunter has a book, Scraps and Shirttails with directions for making large quilts. www.Quiltville.com
05-26-2013, 01:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Jan in VA
Try quiltshops.com (http://search.myquiltshops.com/cgi-s...myqssearch.cgi)
When the page loads, type in "shirting" and ask for "thumbnails" to see pictures of many, many reproduction shirting fabrics; there are over 10 pages from multiple different quilt shops.
Jan in VA
When the page loads, type in "shirting" and ask for "thumbnails" to see pictures of many, many reproduction shirting fabrics; there are over 10 pages from multiple different quilt shops.
Jan in VA
Quilttiger, I know others do that but I kinda am the sort that hates cutting up useful objects. Just me. Thank you though for the thought.
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