n2scraplvr

Wow, what a great response on one of my earlier works! You guys are something else! I don't think it was that good but sure am glad everyone enjoyed it and have been inspired to do something quick and little (maybe not this little - ha ha). I think I did it nearly 20 yrs ago and remember drawing up my own pattern and paper piecing it when I never knew anyone else had ever paperpieced before! I started on PP'g on typing paper, but then moved to the cheapest kind of tissue paper I could find (it worked better). Today I just use the scented dryer sheets to piece on and leave them in the quilt! Gives it stability.

Thank you so much:
Sharon B
Nursie 76
joeyoz
quiltncrazy
Lisawannabe
Endie
Sulabug
TxCutie
Quilt4U
Gaigai
reneebobby - yes, maybe I'll try again one day
Chele
Pocoellie
WVdek - it fits perfectly propped in a country shelf (quaker type) now but would look cute on the tree but the ornaments are about a half a foot deep on the tree so it would look lost - hahaha
Nanabirdmo
Ms grace
Diana Rainer
Joan
and
Boston 1954 - it'd be adorable as a queen size but no more queens for me - just lovin these little ones!!

Thanks everybody for your beautiful words and encouragement. They sure are appreciated! Now go make a mini and post it!!!!!

Marcia

WOW!! That is amazing. My hands are too big to do anything that tiny. What a wonderful job you have done.

n2scraplvr

Thanks Marcia! You can do it! You can do it! If I can, anybody can!

chairjogger

wow zee !! Amazing dexterity. did you have to use tweezers to hold down the fabric???

Amazing !

n2scraplvr

nah, I just used miniature toothpicks and a whopper of a magnifier then sprayed the walking foot with Pam and it worked hahahahahahhahahh! It slid right on thru!!!

Blue Bell

Such tiny pieces. Beautifully done.

n2scraplvr

oh, thank you so much, Blue Bell!!!

chairjogger

OK, for real??? I have pledged a car and ruined it ! So, if this is true Wow ! never heard of that !

Ell

n2scraplvr

OMG no, was just being funny! Did I pull your leg? No, seriously, I do love Pam though and if you spray your kitchen knife with it before cutting cheese, it will be an easier task!!! You can always try spraying it on your walking foot! It should be quiet-er when you sew, if anything. haha

Hunnib

I love your miniature and I adore your fabric choices. I have been thinking of doing some of the Lori Smith miniatures with some Jo Morton fabrics. I don't think I could do them as small as yours though so I know I couldn't do any that were smaller.