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These exquisite blocks deserve to be treasured! Framed and hung on your wall, perhaps?
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Originally Posted by cmagee84
Put them on point and make a wall hanging.
I have some on going crazy quilt blocks too and have recently bought a LA, so I can totally relate. However, when I travel I like to take my hand work with me. I decided if it takes me 10 years to finish my cq, the it will take me ten years, I will enjoy the journey. |
you could do a bed runner with other non embroidery blocks or frame each of the 3 blocks, add sashing and borders.
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My first thought is to frame them. Each is it's own work of art.
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Could you add blocks of old hankerchiefs to them and make a small wallhanging?
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could you use them straight across as the center part of a a flat valance?
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I am enjoying all of your suggestions!! Giving each one some thought. I just might frame one of them. After seeing the Antiques Road Show the other night, and someone had a framed needlework sampler that an ancestor had made in the 1800's and it is probably worth $30,000 now....might be a good investment for my granddaughter! :)
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Originally Posted by QuiltnNan
you could make three framed 'pictures' and hang them vertically or horizontally together.
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As patch pockets on a velvet vest?
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These are stunning! I'd frame them and enjoy looking at them every day.
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