Little House Quilt
11-16-2014, 08:10 PM
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You can make a dog house by using a tiny dog print fabric for your door. You can make a Santa house, a monkey house, a turkey house, anything. By the time you master it, you'll want to make bunches of houses, so do it.
11-17-2014, 10:18 AM
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I'm working on one that started in July called First Snow. It has 15 houses and lots of trees. I am finishing up the trees, can't wait to put it together and embellish it with snow flakes, icicles etc. I live in California and it is sun, sun, sun, and no rain or snow. This quilt will remind me it is winter. Google "First Snow quilt" on line. It was a free pattern, not sure about now since the quilt along is finished as of the end of October.
Church bazaar got in the way and had to finish a quilt for that. It is fun, isn't it?
11-17-2014, 03:34 PM
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Jan that fabric looks so familiar to me. I thought maybe it was a Charley Harper print but I looked and didn't find it. I will look as I shop this weekend. I swear I have seen it somewhere. I love all of the house quilts.
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11-17-2014, 06:11 PM
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What material is row by row license plates? Every time I job travel I could make a block.
I emailed the shop where the tree and house quilt came from. I found it on Pinterest, located the shop, and emailed them.
I emailed the shop where the tree and house quilt came from. I found it on Pinterest, located the shop, and emailed them.
11-17-2014, 07:57 PM
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. Google Row By Row. It was nationwide this year and participating shops designed their license plates and gave a free pattern or you could but a kit. It was very successful and there will be another Row By Row experience in 2015, I hear! Have several kits but and license plates but have not started my quilt.
11-17-2014, 08:22 PM
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Those houses are alot like mine. I've decided when I job travel, to get FQ's or charm packs of everywhere I go. I'm gone at 4 weeks at a time usually. I can't machine sew, but I can take double sided interfacing, rotary cutter, mat, and needlework supplies. I always have needlework supplies with me. I found row by row. There's a quilt shop near where I'm going tomorrow. I'm stopping in to see if they have any license plates.
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