I did put the stars together but can't decide what fabric to use for the border - plus I don't like cutting long borders so put off doing them as long as I can - next to sandwiching it's my least favourite job
I've also been cracking on with the blue stitchery work I showed you in my new basket - first half done, second half to start, but I want to keep that as a surprise until it's completely stitched
However I thought I'd give you a visual treat
Here is the very first quilty postcard I've ever received - it's been sent inside a plastic sleeve to keep it from any post office sorting machine sabotage so there is a bit of sheen and reflection in the picture
McIrish Annie asked me for the instructions for my confetti quilt
I sent her them plus a little pin keeper in the snail mail and had this lovely postcard in return
Thank you Annie, it is beautiful and made in my mostest bestest favouritest colour too - how did you guess?
I've not succombed to the postcard making bug yet - but who knows...................
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Some bloggers show such lovely quilted postcards that I think I'd like to try it too. "I've not yet succumbed" it about the way I've been feeling too.
It is at least a step to put the stars together. You don´t have much energy left when work is so hectic.
I was lucky & got a postcard from Quilt Pixie. I was so thrilled. I find them intriguing.
Yours is beautiful.
That is a cute card. I never knew about fabric post cards until I started reading blogs. ~ann
Oh I love that postcard too!
I remember seeing that 'in progress". Lucky you! Tracey
Now that's a real treat to find in your mailbox *s*
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