I had a fabulous time with family last weekend and managed to get a bit of my Christmas shopping done as well. It was very cold (i.e. sub-zero) during much of my stay in Bismarck. However we still managed an outing to the newly renovated Heritage Center. If you ever make it to Bismarck, it is definitely worth a visit.
There were a couple of quilt related items I thought I would share.
This sewing machine was date 1870-1879. It was given to Ingebjurg Arnason shortly after she immigrated from Iceland in 1878. She used this machine to do the family sewing for her two sons and 11 daughters in Pembina Co. We definitely have it much easier today.
The following photos were from an interactive display on designing your own quilt block or your own bagpipe.
Back to our 2+6 Baby Quilt Along
Here is one of my finished rows from last weeks clue:
My fried Sherry posted her pinwheel rows on Facebook. She is using kitty fabric from her stash.
Instructions for the 6+2 Baby Quilt have been deleted.
Happy Quilting. Kari
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Pauline Hebert
12/6/2014 05:09:16 am
Would it be possibel to provide a PDF printable version of your tips. Would love to "Store" these for when I actually start a process that would use these same techniques.
Kari
12/7/2014 09:19:33 am
Have you considered using the "snipping tool" on your computer. I typically use that when there is stuff I want to save. You can paste the stuff you want to save in a word document and will then have it when you need it. Even better is a program like Evernote. I have the free version and it not only allow me to copy the stuff I want to save, I can attach key words to be able to find it in the future. Comments are closed.
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