I have this book called Sugar Sack Quilts, which has quite a few really cute quilts using feed sacks or repro fabrics from the 30s-50s. I liked this one and decided to make it as my first project from the book. I used feed sacks I got on ebay a few years back.
On the edges I used a crocheted lace and topped it with tiny lime green rick-rack.
It needs to be ironed before it's quilted, but here is the finished product. Someday it will find its way onto my kitchen wall, but who knows when? To keep the look authentic, I used black thread to embroider the flowers on. Overall, it was a quick and fun quilt to make.
I have this book called Sugar Sack Quilts, which has quite a few really cute quilts using feed sacks or repro fabrics from the 30s-50s. I liked this one and decided to make it as my first project from the book. I used feed sacks I got on ebay a few years back.
On the edges I used a crocheted lace and topped it with tiny lime green rick-rack. 
It needs to be ironed before it's quilted, but here is the finished product. Someday it will find its way onto my kitchen wall, but who knows when? To keep the look authentic, I used black thread to embroider the flowers on. Overall, it was a quick and fun quilt to make.
6 comments:
I love that quilt - I forgot to check the seams on the back to see if they lie flat !! lol
Loving this quilt!
spectacular!! I love love love feedsack fabrics. I've a few pieces that I hoard. ;)
Hey Sheryl-lyn,
How cute this is...I love the vintage and repro feedsacks.
Hope you are having a fun and relaxing summer. :0)
Stephanie
how fun is this quilt. I dont even know where to begin commenting! I hope your summer is grand, all your pics look fabulous! ENJOY!
Oh I just adore this quilt!!!!
Every detail is just perfect!!!!!
Like Bonne- I just hoard my feedsack!!!!
I need to USE it!!!
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