Thursday, May 5, 2016
Throwback Thursday; Table Runner
This table runner, which I made in the early nineties, is a good example of what not to do when using quilted items. I gave this runner to some family friends, then it was returned to me after they passed away. They displayed it on the back of a chair in the direct sunlight for several years, badly fading the fabric. I'm trying to think of what I could do to restore the colour, maybe some fabric paints? It would be a shame to throw it out because it's structurally in good shape.
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Thermos Bag By Linda H.
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I had an idea while I was at work today, I could do some dense free motion quilting in a rich colour of thread on the large pinwheels. Red on the red blocks and a bronze colour on the other prints. Hmmm, now the wheels are turning.
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