Monday, July 21, 2008

Bow Tie Required


When I changed my sheets yesterday, I also changed the bed quilt to a more summery one. This one is called, 'Bow Tie Required' because, in the quilting world, those blue things are known as the "bow tie" pattern.

I can't remember when I made this one, but I think it must have been in the 1990's. I am sure I have it recorded some place, but I can't remember where. I also folded four quilts and stuck them under the bed, two more were folded and stored on the closet shelf. I have another 3 or so in plastic bins in the basement, one ready for a binding, and another one ready to sandwich for qulting.

I never get bored with my bedspread because I have so many that I can change them out every month and not repeat for a full year!

2 comments:

  1. Your new bed looks lovely all dressed up for summer. I just bought a quilt-stop shaking your head 'no'! It was dirt cheap and remember I said I wanted to start small. I left my sewing machine out from a small project, so maybe I can start that small one soon.

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  2. You are so crafty from gardening to quilting and tablescaping. You appear to be living a full and rewarding life. You are an inspiration to many woman. I hope that by reading your blog that women are encouraged to start a hobby that is both usefuland rewarding.

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