This is what I make with my smaller samples of embroidery,I give them as small gifts in birthday card.They are to use as a mug mat ,I cut the top and 1 layer of batting the same size with a 5" hexagon and the backing fabric 1" bigger on all sides.I turn under 1/2" and then again to the front , and hand sew them down,I usually have a pile cut ready for sewing ,when we go away in out caravan, its a nice easy little project
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bettytaylor
04 Jan 2012
+9✽
very clever idea, thanks for sharing. this would also make a beautiful quilt. Betty
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Betty , you can make a stack of them and whip stitch them together into quilts
its like a quilt as you go,
I think I would stitch them together before hemming each one. Would that work?
It's the perfect size for a mug mat. Great idea - thanks for sharing!
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bonnetgirl
04 Jan 2012
+6✽
Well done....I think they are a great idea for a small gift.
Hugggs
Joann
Hugggs
Joann
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Beautiful idea!
What a great tip. I was already wondering what I could do with all my test samples.
It is a beautiful design and like how you make use of your sample stitch outs.
Clever,clever. I'm going to try to remember this great idea. Thank you.
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snowbird42
04 Jan 2012
+3✽
when you have enough you can make a quilt takes about 140 to make a queen size queen size quilt......soozie
It must be time for Blue Willow. My missing Towel Toppers were also Blue Willow. Where is this design from?
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maybe emblib , I did it so long ago I carnt remember
Oh no....Lyn I hope Monika didn't borrow your towel toppers to use for herself.....ggg
No! as I don't have this design.
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greysewist
06 Jan 2012
+3✽
Looks great. A Stitch a Half have done some Blue Willow designs on various items as well.
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Blue Willow Designs
www.astitchahalf.com
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they are very nice blue willow designs greysewist