I was thinking of mixing in some white and pastel-ish fabric with the 30's and making at least a baby size apple core quilt. I will also be cutting up some of my scraps for an apple core quilt or table runner.
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Apple core die
I wasn't planning on buying anymore dies for my Go! cutter but after buying the 30's repro fabric I just had to pick up this apple core die.
I was thinking of mixing in some white and pastel-ish fabric with the 30's and making at least a baby size apple core quilt. I will also be cutting up some of my scraps for an apple core quilt or table runner.
I was thinking of mixing in some white and pastel-ish fabric with the 30's and making at least a baby size apple core quilt. I will also be cutting up some of my scraps for an apple core quilt or table runner.
This should be a great die to use with the 30's fabric. Can't wait to see the result.
ReplyDeleteI don't have that die...still tracing my cores the old-fashioned way...UGH!
ReplyDeleteSounds like fun. I hope you share your results with us!
ReplyDeleteAh--30's prints--with white--what no black on the scene--maybe I should come down there and take your temperature??????? lol
ReplyDeletereally though--it sounds lovely--can't wait to see it--is it done yet???
Hugs, Di and miss gracie
I can't sew curves, so I don't need this die.
ReplyDeleteThe apple core die will look super in retro fabric. And I also think it is a great die for a variety of fabrics too.
ReplyDeleteWhat do you think about a scrap fabric swap with the apple core die cuts?
SewCalGal
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Fun!! I love that die it matches perfectly!
ReplyDeleteHope you post your progress. I have the core die as well, but haven't even tried my new cutter yet! Will get to it after the holiday and company. I am so anxious. I bought the core die to use up the scrap bin and just make an overall scrappy quilt...I like the sound of your 30's theme one..sounds pretty.
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