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by graceandham 16 Sep 2017 ( edited Sep 16'17 16:57 )
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I saw a simple and darling idea yesterday while antiquing. I'm sure it was a commercial enterprise, but we could borrow the idea. They took pieces of an old quilt (probably worn and damaged) and cut it on a craft cutter into the shape of a state. This state shape was glued onto a background, matted and put in a frame. We, of course, could embellish by embroidering the state name on the fabric before cutting and perhaps a star on our own city, or the state bird or flower, even our family name. Have fun crafting.

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by gramsbear 16 Sep 2017
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All great ideas!!! Thanx for sharing your "Brain"!!!
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by sharonleekesner 16 Sep 2017
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Love this idea and what a great way to save a family treasure that has been damaged.
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by goddess 16 Sep 2017
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Love that idea! I saw something similar at a shop a while back. They had stitched strips of selvedges together to make a solid piece of fabric, then cut out animal shapes (bunny, pig, etc) and matted and framed them. I thought that would be really cute in pastels for a baby's room. Be sure to post your projects---would like to see the results. Thanks for sharing!
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by graceandham 19 Sep 2017
Cute, cute.
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by sewdeb 16 Sep 2017
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Terrific idea! Thanks so much for sharing!