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Thursday, February 3, 2011

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My creative space is so hot this week .

Pretty , vintage hankies are being put together
for a very light blanket .
I can't call it a quilt because I'm not a quilter .
I think I'd like to be though .

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31 comments:

  1. What a great idea & perfect in this summer heat!

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  3. Would also make for a lovely table cloth! very cute!

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  4. the quilt is fantastic. looks like you quilt to me!!

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  5. Right now it would make for a pretty sheet in these hot hot hot nights. We have rain & cool temperatures in Canberra now, hope the rain travels your way or have you had enough water lately?? I'll send the cooler weather, love Posie

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  6. What a great idea for those beautiful hankies, I agree, looks like a quilt to me!

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  7. I like Jacqui's idea of a table cloth Clare. Or... you could put it back on the line each day just to make the yard look pretty!! LOL
    Hugs ~ Kerryanne

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  8. Thats such a cute idea! In the midst of winter where I am so I'm storing your idea away for the summer.

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  9. I'd like to be too! Very, very cute :)

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  10. This passes as a quilt to me!!! What a great idea, I have a huge basket of my Nan's hankies.

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  11. Sewing squares of fabric together is as good as quilting to me! Love your blanket - looks so light and breezy on the line.

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  12. ooh very clever, yes it does have a patchworky look to it, with all the bits sewn together :)

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  13. You have inspired me to finally do something with the pile of hankies I bought at Best & Less last year. Not until this weather passes though, nothing happening in my own creative space the last few days - too, too hot.
    Have a good weekend.
    Carmel

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  14. They look great with all the little coloured orders around the edges. It would look pretty as a tablecloth...high tea anyone....with cucumber sandwiches, of course?!

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  15. Hi Clare, Have done a QUILT just like yours many years ago from my great grandmas hanky collection. It's really where I began. Pretty sure you are going to be a quilter! Whilst I sewed the hankies long ago it wasn't until we started machine quilting that I turned it into a much loved quilt. Happy stitching Chrisb.

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  16. How lovely. A perfect hot summer blanket.

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  17. oh how sweet! we've got a nice cloudy cool day here in Melbourne!! love your hanky quilty sheet ;-)

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  18. very pretty indeed. i was able to get through to your blog, my computer was in hospital recently so fingers crossed i will be able to come back any time!

    xxxx

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  19. I love the tablecloth idea. Cant you just see this with high tea spread out all over it?

    You could always do a quilted tablecloth - kill two birds with one stone.

    Then invite me round for high tea.

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  20. Oh that is such a clever idea!! It looks so pretty :-)
    xxxCate

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  21. Clever Clare...what a great idea to use those pretty hankies...
    Oh and Blue...what a cutie...gorgeous...

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  22. This is so gorgeous and inspiring! I'd love to make one for the end of my bed. The patterns on those hankies are so pretty!
    Sophie x

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  23. Such pretty hankies. Can't wait to see the end result. Thanks for sharing. Charmaine

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  24. A lovely idea. Full of childhood memories. Where do you find vintage hankies? Are they family pieces. ?
    Chrisartist

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  25. Very pretty and very quilt like! I think you would definitely be able to call yourself a quilter now

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  26. So sweet! I think this would also make a pretty curtain. x

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