While visiting our daughter Julie we did a little thrift store shopping. Actually, we did a lot of thrift store shopping. There is a very unique shop in a town very close to their home that is always fun to spend some time at. I head to the sewing section first. This is what I found this time.
Two fat quarters, a yard and a half of yellow fabric, some fun buttons and a stack of charm squares. There are about 120 charm squares. The squares are from different fabric lines but work well together. They will make a great scrappy quilt top. The squares were all in a baggies marked 3 dollars. I snapped it right up.
The picture below is of a quilt I made and the important thing about this is that it is finally complete.
I completed the binding! It has been quilted a while now but had no binding, I have had six quilts quilted in the past year or so and this is the first to have binding on it. I hope this means I will keep working and get them all done!
This "Pandora's Box" quilt made from a French General jelly roll is all wrapped and ready for a special person's Christmas gift.
Merry Christmas ? I can't tell who it is for quite yet.
That quilt is gorgeous. I love those fabrics.
ReplyDeleteLove your Pandora's Box! It is going to be a wonderful gift!
ReplyDeletewhat a fabulous thrift store and what great finds!
ReplyDeleteReally nice quilt. I love French General fabrics.
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