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My best quilting friend & I have been saving selvages for years. We recently got together for a few days of fabric, fun, food & wine!!!(hehehe)
Here is what I made with the selvages, then I machine quilted it on my Gammill Premier Plus. I didn't buy anything new for this quilt, I already had the thread, the backing, the binding & the batting. It was lots of fun to do. (and a personal challenge to use only what I already had) This is the back. I wished I had enough of the colorful print for the whole back, but I made do with what I had. [ATTACH=CONFIG]39558[/ATTACH] Here is the finished quilt "Salvaged Selvages-the Ultimate in Fabric Recycling" [ATTACH=CONFIG]41074[/ATTACH] |
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Here are a few close ups of the quilting on my selvage quilt
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I love it!!! Great job.
Kyia |
WOW!!! That's a bunch of selvages! I need to get me some of that wine you were talking about.
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WOW :shock: Love the quilt and that is a LOT of selvages!!!! :D :D :D Great job on the quilting, too 8) 8) 8)
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Wow what a neat idea. And to think all this time I have been throwing them away! It looks great. It really has a lot of "motion".
FF |
How fun! love it!!!
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That is the ultimate scrap quilt1 I love it!! :D :D
makes me sick when I think of all the salvages i have thrown away over the years! :cry: :cry: From now on I"m saving them! :wink: |
Absolutely stunning!
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I have heard of these type of quilts, but never seen one done before. Thank you for posting the pics. It turned out really neat.
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