Isn't this interesting?
Quilt: Cut a 6" square of cotton material. Fold over as triangle, wrong side out. Sew both sides, leaving a one inch opening. Turn triangle right side out. Using a knitting needle, distribute one nylon stocking into the one inch opening. Make more similar triangles and sew them together, forming a square. When the quilt is completed to desired size, bind the edges with wide folded bias tape. Do not use cotton top or cotton foot stockings. The quilt can be machine washed.
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Now this is a pattern to ponder.
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Marilynsgrammy
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Re: Now this is a pattern to ponder.
Sounds like it may take part time ownership in a stocking factory..... depending on how big you make it.
INteresting, are you going to make it?
Chriss
INteresting, are you going to make it?
Chriss
Proverbs 17:1
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sewbug
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Re: Now this is a pattern to ponder.
I may make one block of four to see how it looks. I'll use polyfill instead of the nylons though.
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MAWmum
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Re: Now this is a pattern to ponder.
sounds like some pattern from the 70's,
Decorate your living room with quilts filled with old hosery and macrame. LOL!!!
Decorate your living room with quilts filled with old hosery and macrame. LOL!!!