Using UFO for a good cause
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Using UFO for a good cause
When we were taking care of Mom, she had alz, I sewed with reckless abandon. Sewing was my coping mechanism. Made so many tops. Mostly queen size. Only two made it into quilts. Now I'm taking these tops, cutting them down, and using them for backings for my Project Linus quilts. Now these quilts are "twofers!" I'm really happy. Getting rid of UFOs, making quilts faster, and kids get something attractive on their bed.
My backs may not always coordinate with the top but then you only see one side of the quilt at a time anyway...lol
My backs may not always coordinate with the top but then you only see one side of the quilt at a time anyway...lol
Last edited by Julienm1; 08-04-2021 at 06:37 AM.
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When we were taking care of Mom, she had alz, I sewed with reckless abandon. Sewing was my coping mechanism. Made so many tops. Mostly queen size. Only two made it into quilts. Now I'm taking these tops, cutting them down, and using them for backings for my Project Linus quilts. Now these quilts are "twofers!" I'm really happy. Getting rid of UFOs, making quilts faster, and kids get something attractive on their bed.
My backs may not always coordinate with the top but then you only see one side of the quilt at a time anyway...lol
My backs may not always coordinate with the top but then you only see one side of the quilt at a time anyway...lol
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I totally agree with you. I always make my own quilts reversible and they never coordinate. It allows me to make more quilt tops without having to quilt them separatly..