So many quilting plans and dreams. Time to make them a reality. I'm still hunting for the backing material for Hannah's quilt, though. Meanwhile ...
Here I am at the General Store in Paducah. Paducah has such a charmingly restored and maintained downtown area with lots of little shops and eateries ... so many antique shops!
We also found 3 very nice quilting shops in Louisville! I was surprised that they were all so good ... and all so different, too! I already have plans for next year's trip to Louisville.
Isn't Kevin a great husband?!
We also found 3 very nice quilting shops in Louisville! I was surprised that they were all so good ... and all so different, too! I already have plans for next year's trip to Louisville.
Isn't Kevin a great husband?!
I never heard of a yo yo quilt so I had to google it. They are beautiful! Do you hand sew the yo yo's together?
ReplyDeleteYes, Berny, it's an entirely hand-sewn kind of project. Of course, it will take a very long time, that's kind of why I picked up a bigger sized yoyo maker. I'm not sure if I'll get to a full quilt, but I thought a quilt edged in yoyo's could be very cute or if yoyo's were used as a sashing between squares. Yoyo pillows, a much smaller yoyo project are popular. I also saw some very nice placemats done with photo-transfers framed in yoyo's. And I'm interested in making a scarf/shawl of bigger-sized yoyo's done in a silk-chiffon type of fabric.
ReplyDeleteI do like yoyo's!