I have a quilt hoop that breaks down for travel and offers two hoop sizes while lifting the quilt off your lap - creating space for your 'stab hand'.
Jan is probably surprised at this post, as I usually work on full-size quilts. To add to my list of vices, doll beds are now included in my 'just browsing' list. My first official doll bed purchase was made New Year's Eve day in Princeton, KY while visiting family. My sister and I were given doll bunk beds for Christmas years ago (one set to share). Now where did I stash my half?
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How fun! I love it! And I must say I am in love with the quilt in your header! It's going on my list! Happy Sunday!
I was enchanted by little quilts, briefly, until I figured out they took just as much time and effort as the big ones. The only savings is in fabric, but they do charm don't they!
Great job!! With fabric prices expected to soar, I think most of my projects will be small quilts this year!
sweet little quilt. I would love to have doll bunk beds - how fun!
Love your new bed.
Charming little quilt, and I love the green block down on the bottom row....adds even more charm!
Love the quilt, and love how the one block draws your interest to it. I like your's better than the original!
Yes, I am surprised! I love it, though - much nicer than the original. Doll beds are great for display for the little quilties.
Sweet! I like the stripe, too. Oh my.. hotel lighting for quilting? They're like quilting in a cave! Good luck.
oh I just love it, what a great little quilt and graphic just like I like them
your doll bed is wonderful, I really need to find an antique one soon
would love to have my quilts all rolled up in them and use it for display
thanks for sharing your quilt with us
kathie
It looks fantastic! If your stitches aren't great beause of the light you can say you planned it that way 'cause its a doll quilt!!
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