gzuslivz

What a brilliant idea!!

RAChhap

Thanks, this was great. We get 4-6 phone books a year and no one wants to take them for recycling so I am glad to have this tip. You should send it into Fons & Porter, Sewing with Nancy or some such where they give you a little prize for tips, I'm sure you would win.

Michelle48350

I love the phone book idea. Thanks!

Rainbow

JUST LOVELY !!!

purrfectquilts

Nice work and good job preparing the tutorial.

Scakes

thanks for the web addy and your photos. quilt is really cute. :thumbup:

JanieH

Thanks for a great tut!

libbiebean

Vaguely same subject - just a little different. I have an old quilt top, strips sewn, then diamonds cut on paper put together into stars. I found one piece of paper dqated 1932. Long story short - it was started by Hubby's grandmother, then his Mom worked on it. He inherited it and I kept telling him I would quilt it for him. Well, he is gone (died) and I'd like to quilt it for my step-daughter (3 generations having worked on it). Question - is there anyway to preserve the old pieces of paper, proving it's age?

Sewslow

I didn't know we could interrupt someone's tutorial! :shock: Not that I intend to.

Nolee

I used a bedskirt I got from Goodwill for $1.00 and all I needed was flannel on the back, no batting. I'm not sure I'd have the patience to tear all the paper off for the large size I made. No, I'm sure, LOL.