Please mark your calendars now to join me in Kansas City, Kansas JUNE 7-9. 2018 for the MOKA Quilt Study Group (MOKA means Missouri, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Arkansas) but everyone is welcome to sign up and attend. Here's just one of the signature quilts with amazing stories that I'll be sharing and you won't believe how beautiful it looks after its makeover ....
Dated 1848 Signature quilt from Barnegat, New Jersey. It was later finished with heavy wool batting, backed with plain feedsacks and tied closely with ties in the 1940s era.
I rescued it from the hideous ties and heavy batting. It is now a beautiful top with fabrics that look like they were just printed.
3 Easy Ways to Sew with Double Lush Velvet from Riley Blake
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If you love the look of a quilt but you want the feel of the coziest
blanket in your house, let me introduce you to Double Lush Velvet from
Riley Blake. ...
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Wow, what gorgeous fabrics!!
ReplyDeleteI wish I could attend! It sounds so interesting!
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