Here is a small lap quilt made from remnants of T-shirts used in a memory quilt for a Dad who passed away unexpectedly. Since the remaining pieces were odd shaped this "lopsided snowball" design was a perfect fit. There was enough of each color T-shirt to construct nine "flowers". The yo-yo flower centers are constructed from the backing fabric wich also forms the binding. The quilting on each flower petal is done in a free motion technique using a pretty varigated thread from Superior Threads called King Tut and the color is called Jospeh's Coat.....a beautiful multi color spectrum found in all the fabrics used one the quilt front.
Friday, March 12, 2010
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