As you might know, I like to recycle my kid's outgrown clothes into holiday themed quilts. I keep these quilts in storage with the rest of my holiday decor and pull out a new one with each season change. It's a great way to preserve memories :)
Today I'm sharing my Valentine quilt, take a look:
(You can click here to read an older post where I describe these quilts in greater detail)
Today I'm sharing my Valentine quilt, take a look:
(You can click here to read an older post where I describe these quilts in greater detail)
Getting Started
This photo shows where my Valentine quilt is so far.
I have a lot of patches that I will be adding this year!
Patches
Here you can see a close-up of the patches.
I don't stick to strictly Valentine themed clothing, but will use anything that has hearts or a lovey theme.
Little Hands
Here is what happens when I try to take photographs, I have to work fast around here!
Table-Top Tip
The easiest way I have found to work on these quilts is by spreading them out on the dining room table (I was using the living room floor before). That way I can see most of the quilt at once, and little people aren't running across them!
I hope you enjoyed this quilting post, thanks for stopping by!
Here you can see a close-up of the patches.
I don't stick to strictly Valentine themed clothing, but will use anything that has hearts or a lovey theme.
Little Hands
Here is what happens when I try to take photographs, I have to work fast around here!
Table-Top Tip
The easiest way I have found to work on these quilts is by spreading them out on the dining room table (I was using the living room floor before). That way I can see most of the quilt at once, and little people aren't running across them!
I hope you enjoyed this quilting post, thanks for stopping by!
-Jennifer
© Jennifer Adams Flowers 2016
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