Hello! Very busy around here, but here is my last project.
It was made using cotton and corduroy for the top and flannel for the back, and it has a smaller
piece of cotton batting inside each square.
This kind of quilt is very easy to make, since unmatched corners will not show so much :) Perfect for me!
This is after 3 washes. Corduroy makes a LOT of lint. But the quilt is very soft and fluffy.
I love the paper doll fabric, and I think this little quilt looks great with my Christmas decor.
Thanks for stopping by!
Ana Paula.
Showing posts with label Denin Rag Quilt. Show all posts
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Sunday, December 11, 2011
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Recycled denim blanket
Hello!
Things are slow around here. I am organizing. That's my New Year's resolution.
But, I will have a cross stitch finish to share soon and a couple of other little projects.
Anyways, I hope that after all this organizing I will be able to make all the stuff I have planned for the year.
I ordered some cross stitch patterns, and can't wait to start something new. And work on the old ones too. :)
Since I don't have any cross stitch to show you, I decided to share this denim blanket I made using old pants.
It is a very simple one, using big blocks, I even used parts with pockets. It's a very fun blanket!
The seams were clipped to make the "rag quit style". I used red tag denim from Joann for the back.
We use this for picnics and I always get lots of compliments. People stop by to take a look.
So, just an idea for recycling all those jeans you have around the house. Now, I am collecting old jeans for a new project. Recycled denim is so much fun. Thanks for stopping by.
Things are slow around here. I am organizing. That's my New Year's resolution.
But, I will have a cross stitch finish to share soon and a couple of other little projects.
Anyways, I hope that after all this organizing I will be able to make all the stuff I have planned for the year.
I ordered some cross stitch patterns, and can't wait to start something new. And work on the old ones too. :)
Since I don't have any cross stitch to show you, I decided to share this denim blanket I made using old pants.
It is a very simple one, using big blocks, I even used parts with pockets. It's a very fun blanket!
The seams were clipped to make the "rag quit style". I used red tag denim from Joann for the back.
We use this for picnics and I always get lots of compliments. People stop by to take a look.
So, just an idea for recycling all those jeans you have around the house. Now, I am collecting old jeans for a new project. Recycled denim is so much fun. Thanks for stopping by.
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