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Gorgeous quilts you did a beautiful job!
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Originally Posted by ploverwi2
I went to the site that you posted, but there isn't a paper pieced pattern there. There is a strip pattern, but it doesn't have any instructions or templates for paper piecing.
Thank you for the ironing board ideas. I am going to try adding several layers of batting to see if I can create a smooth surface for pressing. One pad and cover was not enough to do the trick. You have no idea how much I appreciate your kind comments. Elise |
Beautiful. DEB
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Beautiful quilt! Love the pond. I have seen those ironing boards before - can't remember when but it does ring a bell in my memory.
Thanks for sharing your quilt with us. :lol: :lol: 8-) :lol: :lol: |
YOUR QUILTS ARE BEAUTIFUL!! I can't say which one I like best, and the pond is absolutely gorgeous. You must spend as much time in the garden as you do quilting.
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The grooves are to allow steam condensation to drain away. Use a double or triple padding and you won't notice them. (too much)
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Oh and just an idea for the ironing board- you could cut strips of batting to put between the ridges before putting a solid piece of batting over it. Good luck with it.
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Beautiful quilts, gorgeous garden/pond setting.
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Beautiful quilts-especially love the border on the first one!Wonderfuls colors!
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lovely
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