brushandthimble

I learned mine by doodling, drawing the over and over again either on scrap paper or a white board.

you might try you tube, sorry I don't have a link. There a number of ways to make them, I use the one that works for me.

Swan Song

That is wonderful. :-) I have a stash of old scrubs I have put away for such a project. Some have the logos of the hospital I was working at on them. I want to incorporate those into the quilt to sort of trace my years as an RN. I really thought I would make it once i retire but if I wait for that day I may never get it made! :lol:

Tinabodina

Wonderful! and another great idea of where to get fabric to use! You should be very proud. :idea: :thumbup: :thumbup:

Ditter43

I got the book, "hooked on feathers" and practiced a lot on paper first, then on fabric. It's like anything else, practice, practice, practice. I am not satisfied yet, so I need a lot more practice. :-)

Martina

UHHH..I like this one Ditter!!! :D I like the colors and certainly like your quilting!! :thumbup:

mytwopals

Nice job. :thumbup:

lallyann

Cool! I have thought about doing this. In the thrift stores here there are always lots of super cute scrubs and I always thought they would make nice quilts! Sometimes they have dollar bag days, and I am just waiting to catch one of those days to stock up :) Your quilt is very pretty!

Jim's Gem

It turned out wonderful!!!

C.Cal Quilt Girl

It's a smock like shirt that most Medical professionals wear, tops and bottoms. :D

Great job!!

DollyRose

BRAVO!! :thumbup: