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Originally Posted by fishnlady
I am totally amazed at this process. I think you have inspired me to give it a try soon. Thank you for sharing your creation. It is beautiful and the ideas for it are limitless. I do have a question though. When you wash it, are there a ton of threads that come loose in the washer? Might that plug up the pump on the washing machine?
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Thank you hudgoddess. I am going to give this a try. Thanks for sharing.
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I must learn this technique - lovely!
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Originally Posted by Thusnelda
I didn't understand at all how you did this. :?: :?
But if I see and understand it correctly, this method could be used to make a bath mat, couldn't it? |
Oops just found the tute. Will have a good study of it. I really like the soft look.
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Originally Posted by amma
Thank you for the awesome tute! It is very clear and concise :D:D:D
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10 out of 10.
Lovely quilt and clear instructions. |
sounds awesome thank you for the tute
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It's lovely, I have seen this in a book I have, but have never tried it. Thank you for showing how lovely it turns out.
Thanks for sharing. :thumbup: |
This is wonderful. I love making faux chenille quilts. They are sooooo cuddly and warm. I wish I didn't have to sleep so I could make every quilt that I see here that ends up on my "To Do List."
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