Now, about the binding... Any brilliant suggestions?
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Your link worked! :)
ReplyDeleteAAAHHH! I love it. I have a stack of thrifted sheets that I've been trying to figure-out what I want to do with. This is so wonderful. Good job!
I love it - did you see mine. Its almost done with the exception of a border - turned out too small for my bed - long story you can read about it on my blog - and to quilt it.
ReplyDeletehi again. didn't want to leave this on your giveaway post, so you didn't think I was trying to enter twice!!! But thanks for the not about my email. can you check and see if it is working now?
ReplyDeleteAs for your binding, I would select your favorite bright color fabric in the quilt and bind it in that. I'm drawn to the third zig (or zag) from the left (blue), but thats just me!
Wow! This is beautiful!! I have used this design for several of my vintage linen quilts. I would piece all the colors into the binding...that would be pretty!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!!! The colors are so lovely in this one. You are a thrifty goddess.
ReplyDeletethis zig zag quilt is beautiful. I love the vintage sheets
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