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Colcha vintage com padrão de tijolo “Stair Step” Esta colcha foi feita à mão, costurada e acolchoada à mão. Possui lindo tecido de saco de ração por toda parte. Tem um belo acolchoado chegando a até 7 pontos por polegada em um design de leque batista. Suas dimensões são 84 x 57. Há encadernação separada em toda a colcha, em tecido listrado. Possui fundo e forro de musselina branca. Esta é uma colcha leve. Não há mudança de rebatidas. Esta colcha tem alguns tons claros nas costas; fraco o…

++ Siempre me gustaron las colchas de retazos en la decoración de cuartos country...n día ví una ???? película de la época de los esclavos donde se reunían las ...

* Siempre me gustaron las colchas de retazos en la decoración de cuartos country...n día ví una ???? película de la época de los esclavos donde se reunían las señoras de la casa grande...la que cada una bordaba un paño y al final los unían para hacer una colcha de regalo de bodas. knitting for beginners videos, knitting for beginners baby blanket, knitting for beginners casting on, knitting for beginners hats!

+ +Siempre me gustaron las colchas de retazos en la decoración de cuartos country...n día ví una ???? película de la época de los esclavos donde se reunían las señoras de la casa grande...la que cada una bordaba un paño y al final los unían para hacer una colcha de regalo de bodas. knitting for beginners, knitting for beginners video, knitting for beginners projects, knitting for beginners baby blanket,

Vintage "Stair Step" Brick Pattern Quilt This quilt has been hand made, hand pieced and hand quilted. It has beautiful feed-sack fabric throughout. It has nice quilting coming in at an even 7 stitches per inch in a Baptist Fan design. It's dimensions are 84 x 57. There is separate binding around the entire quilt, in a striped fabric. It has a white muslin background and backing. This is a light weight quilt. There is no batting shifting. This quilt has some faint toning on the back…

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This winter I'm in a bit of a sewing slump. I've decided instead of buying more fabric--I want to use what I have on hand, but use it differently. I don't have lots of solids, but I do have lots of fabric. Research: I've been gathering photo ideas to build Modern Scrappy Quilts this year. I'm looking for random--unexpected color combinations and simple construction. Here are some quilt photos from Pinterest that caught my eye. This first one I like. Its simple, simple construction. Take an…