27.10.12
Woodland Quilts v. Scientific Quilts
This debate rages in our house!
Birthdays this year were deemed to be 'bedspread birthdays', but not everyone appreciates the delicate birds nest/oak leaf designs from Holly on Spoonflower so thank goodness for the single bed sized Periodic Table.
I like them both because the designs are so great that sewing in a straight line for a couple of hours results in a fantastic bedspread, with minimal effort from me, perfect! (Please don't comment re: the fact that the sewing lines illustrated aren't actually straight, thanks)
Labels:
bedspreads,
Gollybard,
periodic table,
quilts,
sewing,
woodlands
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7 comments:
gosh I see what you mean about that fabric of E's bedspread - it's beautiful! x
I love a handmade bedspread, and those fabrics are really beautiful. But I can see that little boys might prefer the periodic table - and it's educational too! And no we won't mention the wonky stitching, I don't know how anyone keeps their stitching perfectly straight - what are they, robots?! x
I am loving the periodic table quilt. Educational AND snuggly.
Wow what fab fabric - who cares about wonky stitches. No one in my house - they think it is normal!
I like the periodic table fabric! My son is in his first year of a chemistry degree and he would love this!
Wow! birds nest and leaves for me, just beautiful...stitches what stitches?
Daisy J
Love both of your quilts ... although I understand the boys loving the periodic table one ... fab fabric ... wonky stitching ... where ... we are not machines :) ... Bee xx
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