Once my knight arrived.....needle in hand.....
I was able to sew cordoroy scraps together. This is my second camping quilt. Using cordoroy and a flannel backing with NO batting makes the PERECT camping quilt!
Clothes at the thrift store make the most interesting quilts !
My trip is now perfect!
I was able to sew!
I've got about one more week of perfect weather, happy kids, and peaceful days.
Lots to be thankful for!
What a dynamic-looking quilt, and you get bonus points for recycling. Corduroy makes great quilts.
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ReplyDeletei was thinking the same - i need some picnic/beach quilts....
as you said.... the top and bottom (no batting)
easy to schlepp along, easy to wash..... perfection
You took a sewing machine on a camping trip?
ReplyDeleteMy grandma used to take her machine camping - so cute. I love your idea of using thrifted corduroy!
ReplyDeletewow a flash from the past, I remember my corduroy jumpers and loving how soft they were. this is a great quilt love the colors! looks like your having fun making it and thats what is important!
ReplyDeleteKathie
I was trying to think of a fairy tale-like parable that involves a knight, a damsel in distress & a sewing machine needle. So glad you were saved by yours!
ReplyDeleteI have one corduroy & flannel quilt, probably one more than I need, but, boy, I love this one!
Yep, wrap skirts, back in the 19?????s.
I know someone who had a wrap around skirt in high school... in the 60s. Yah, yah that's a much older friend of mine, ah, yeah.
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That will be a terrific colorful camp quilt!!! - Sounds like the perfect weight. I love soft corduroy.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of batting....(or lack of)... I haven't been able to find any good sales on rolls of it lately, any hints to where I'm missing?
wow, I love your piecing and the colors! So attractive and lively. My first concern when I'm going on vacation is WHAT IS MY HANDWORK :) Haven't yet brought my machine along on vacation, but you're inspiring me!
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