my Hashtag quilt is COMPLETE!
YEAH
Yippee
hurrah
I am so into the color ORANGE that I had to use
one of orange
one of orange
prints from the Scrumptious line.
Scrumptious will be in stores October 2013
Who would have thought of a hashtag quilt before twitter
came along? This quilt was a class that
Camille Roskelley taught on Craftsy.
As soon as Camille told me she was doing this,
came along? This quilt was a class that
Camille Roskelley taught on Craftsy.
As soon as Camille told me she was doing this,
I had to sign up since I am a fan.
These 2 pics are from my instagram. Sorry for any duplication.
When sewing on the binding, I like to add a piece of the
selvedge so I can
remember what collection I used to make the quilt.
My friend Julie Hardgrave is a fantastic calligrapher.
She makes hand drawn labels for me!!
Call me lazy or smart, but I add my label in as I
add the binding.
That is when I remember to put on a label!
These 2 pics are from my instagram. Sorry for any duplication.
When sewing on the binding, I like to add a piece of the
selvedge so I can
remember what collection I used to make the quilt.
My friend Julie Hardgrave is a fantastic calligrapher.
She makes hand drawn labels for me!!
Call me lazy or smart, but I add my label in as I
add the binding.
That is when I remember to put on a label!
The quilting is yummy!!
Now the dilemma? Wash or not?
Don’t laugh, I know that is a silly question.
Eventually it will have to be washed. Normally I do
not wash my quilts until
not wash my quilts until
they have actually been used.
Most of the time I am making a quilt for market
and I never want to run the risk of the
quilt being
“WRINKLED”
for the show.
What would you do?
-modalissa