Rusty and Dixie did not make laying the quilt out for my daughter easy either.
She liked it though. I really need a design wall. I bought a big flannel backed tablecloth to use for a design wall, but my walls are plaster and it is hard for me to nail any kind of hanger up. I am enjoying the jelly roll sampler but I really want to start my schnibbles quilt. I may break my own rule (have to finish 2 things before starting something new) and start a quilt from my Schnibbles times Two book right now :_)
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Hi- I just read your post via quilterblogs.com. I use a tablecloth too. But I live in an apt, so I didn't want to put holes in the wall. I bought those removable, adhesive 3M hooks at Target. They range in size and how much weight they support, but I just bought 3 of the small size. Then I poked three holes in the tablecloth and put it up. So far, so good. If you wanted to reinforce the holes with a grommet or something that would probably be better. So far, the hem of the cloth is keeping mine up! Keeps the canines away :)
hello Anna, I'm very happy you joined my Blog. I thought I'd come over to visit you and I found we have lots in common, so I have joined you too, so I don't miss anything. i look forward to getting to know you and seeing what you make. best wishes from England, Kath at Railway cottage.
I agree. This jelly roll block was not easy. I have enjoyed doing those. One every two weeks is manageable and I have been able to keep up.
Have to tell you that I do like your block. Love seeing different interpretations of the same pattern.
I don't have a permanent design wall either. I hang a fabric roll on my wardrobe's open door and top drawer and put white flannel on that. Necessity is the mother of invention.
I l ike your blocks, the colors are wonderful!
Gosh I love these colors! Not my usual stuff but only because I can't afford to purchase all the fabric I want! THE DOGS ARE SO FUNNY!
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