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You definitely have a great accomplishment! Congrats!
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Love it! What a great way to recycle jeans!
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Thanks everyone...
Yes darling is a Razor fan.. And a fan of heavy quilts.... I used the batting to make the centers 'puff' -it looked better then without it it thought... but yes this is one heavy heavy quilt and he loves it, and all the memories it tells... |
Was so happy to see your post. I am doing exactly the same thing with 6" circles and New England Patriots fabric for a great friend who is a Patriots fan. I have only done three rows (10 circles) and already can't believe how heavy it is going to be. Was so happy to hear you made yours on a domestic machine because I was beginning to wonder if I was going to be able to put 13 rows all together. Also plan to back it with fleece (no batting of course). Hope to have it finished by February 2015. If mine looks anywhere near as good as yours, Ill be happy
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Very familiar with Razorbacks from attending college in Arkansas. You did a great, great job!
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That is really nice. It turned out great. I have never done a denim quilt.
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Originally Posted by Bookish One
(Post 6819456)
Was so happy to see your post. I am doing exactly the same thing with 6" circles and New England Patriots fabric for a great friend who is a Patriots fan. I have only done three rows (10 circles) and already can't believe how heavy it is going to be. Was so happy to hear you made yours on a domestic machine because I was beginning to wonder if I was going to be able to put 13 rows all together. Also plan to back it with fleece (no batting of course). Hope to have it finished by February 2015. If mine looks anywhere near as good as yours, Ill be happy
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What a great idea for used jeans. I'm sure it's really warm as well.
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Wow, this is awesome! Please post another pic when it is ragged. :)
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Being from Bama, I am not a Razorback fan but I really love what you did to bring out the theme. Great job.
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