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It's on my round-to-it-list.
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I love this, it looks so inviting. What size did you make the squares
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Originally Posted by feffertim
I love this, it looks so inviting. What size did you make the squares
- top squares - 4.5'' |
Originally Posted by Pat G
I didn't think you needed to add batting & backing. I thought the construction of the puffs finished it. Was that part of your pattern or did you just decide you needed them? I love your quilt though. Must be so cuddly.
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I just finished one - it's sooo heavy - I stuffed it too much. It was a booger to put the back on tho. I'll try to post a pix later.
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Originally Posted by Geta
Originally Posted by Pat G
I didn't think you needed to add batting & backing. I thought the construction of the puffs finished it. Was that part of your pattern or did you just decide you needed them? I love your quilt though. Must be so cuddly.
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I made one pillow many years ago, and that was it. The pattern was in a Family Circle magazine in the late 1970's. Lovely work, Geta.
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Gosh, this brings back memories! I remember seeing that pattern 30-40 yrs ago, and thinking I would like to make one some day.
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I Love Puff Quilts. I have never used a sewing machine. I've been sewing quilts for 5 years by hand. I am now on Quilt #72. I am a Cherokee Indian. When I 1st put videos on youtube a few years ago, people picked up on my Hello Video, showing my 1st Quilt ever, 955 puff patches, no 2 the same fabric. I keep making quilts. Most quilts look flat to me, I like them warm, thick. I wish other quilters would learn my simple style of fast, cheap recycled puff quilts. I have Asperger's. I am 36 years old.
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I would love to see some pictures of your puff quilts please
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