It's true. I'm twitterpated, as a few of you referenced this word yesterday. My new love is this vintage sheet quilt. I'm working on a little tut for you because I know how you love your tuts!
It's gone from this
to this. 
It's big, it's quick and it's very easy. Waiting for a spare moment to get it quilted. Trying to decide on a back. Trying to decide if I should machine quilt or tie with little white fairies all over it. Trying to decide what I should eat while I ponder these things.
Look!
We've got green grass, yes we do!
We've got green grass, how about you??!!
Think Junior High, 1977.
I like it when they're easy. Cant' wait to see the finished product.
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Another unfinished project. Well unfinished probably wouldn't be the right word, because I haven't started it. But I have stack of vintage sheet fat quarters I have got to use. I'm scared to cut into them! LOL. But I think you've inspired me. ooxx`jod
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see all of it! It looks beautiful! And big and easy, that sounds like a project for me!
ReplyDeleteI think I'm going to LOVE it! But you're just teasing us with these glimpses - I want to see the whole thing! Now I am feeling motivated to quit tinkering around out in my flower beds, and hit the sewing room. Keep the pictures coming! :)
ReplyDelete"Trying to decide what I should eat while I ponder these things." You crack me up! Too funny.
ReplyDeleteIt looks great. Looking forward to the tut!
wowee baby. that's really cute.
ReplyDeleteI was a year old in 1977 lol. That looks pretty cool! Vintage sheets hmmm. where does one go about finding vintage sheets? Also, what editing program do you use to edit your pictures and put the fancy little frames on them?
ReplyDeleteI couldn't comment yesterday because of my puncuation and grammer usage, I know it is horrible right Betsy. She is always bugging me about my commas and run on sentences oh well, I will comment on sheet quilt. Where in the world did you find the sheets and don't tell me the DI, cause I can't go there everyday looking....anyways love it!!!!
ReplyDeleteAlmost every time I go to my favorite thrift I see really pretty old sheets like this. I stopped buying them because all I could think to make with them were shopping bags and I knew I wasn't going to do that...this looks like a perfect use. Just sweet little triangles. Brilliant! Can't wait to see the whole thing. :-)
ReplyDeleteLove the quilt...can't wait for the tut and to see it quilted.
ReplyDelete~Karen~
Can't wait for the tute. And to hear what you decided to eat. You just love keeping me on the edge of my seat, don't you?
ReplyDeleteMy captcha word is "enemu" which sounds like a large evil bird.
Twitteriffic! :)
ReplyDeleteVery shabby chic of you. Green grass, I expected snow. It's chilly here.
ReplyDeleteI think I love your sheet quilt, too! That is sooo pretty!
ReplyDeletej'aime beaucoup votre blog ,frais et coloré felicitations
ReplyDeleteThat reminds me of the quilt I have at the quilter. It is sooo darling! I love the flower stripes with the scrappy stripes. Too cute.
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