Aaaahhhhh that is the cutest thing ever!!! Love it!!

Wow!!! I can't even imagine sewing such tiny pieces!!
They're absolutely perfect!! :) :)

Thanks, n2
Oh I had to laugh the other day--the 4 year old looked in the cupboard I have my small quilts in and wondered why I had fabric in there. I think she was hoping to say she could play with them. Some of my older small quilts I've let the girls use for the dollies and guess she just thought she could have more!

Again thanks to you all. A word of advice--"STARCH" I have a general rule that I only use scrap fabric that's already cut the dimension I use so have lots of containers with 3/4", 7/8", 1 ", ... widths One learns to see value--not color, ie dark, light and medium and how light to medium can have the same impact as light to dark or medium to dark.
MollieSue--they are far from perfect, but still a joy to do.

Thanks, ok, about the tip on "starch." I never would have thought to use it on tiny pieces! I only use it on the great big pieces if I ever do any that size but now will try your tip on my next mini. :D :D 8-)

Gosh, they're beautiful. I'm curious - are you a glutton for punishment?

cindyg when I shared these with my quilt guild, one friend asked if I needed therapy :XD: So now the joke is give the scraps to G for therapy!!

I love your minis! You inspire me. So far the smallest I have made is 12"x16". Now I think I'll try smaller! :thumbup:

Quilt Mom--Thanks. As I said earlier--use starch. I use StaFlo reconstituted in a 2:1 ratio of water to liquid starch. Pour into a spray bottle and you are ready to go at a cheap price. If the sprayer won't spray rinse the assembly with warm water.
One of the things I've learned is to be precise in cutting. I love the narrow black lines on Creative Grids rulers with the non slip backing. I have the 2 1/2, 3 1/2, and 4 1/2" sizes. I became even more accurate in sewing when I began using a 1/4 inch foot.
Good luck in sewing smaller!

Oh my! So tiny! So Pretty! Not easy---well at least for me! Wow! Way to go! :thumbup: