Bright New Vintage Sheet Quilt


Last week I finished this custom order for a lovely friend from high school! 


It has been a while since I have done a vintage sheet quilt from start to finish so it was good fun to see it all come together! 

It was also the first time I used spray basting and I don't think I can do any other way now!








This lovely quilt is now settling into a new home!

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  1. I love this!!! I really want to make a vintage sheet quilt, I guess I'd better start collecting! Any suggestions how to proceed?

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    1. Thanks so much! The best way to start is to pop into your local op-shops and see if they have any lovely sheets / fabric. Then keep an eye out for vintage sheet swaps where you can swap fabrics! I think there might be one coming up soon!

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  2. so pretty! love all the colors! so bright, rich and cheerful!

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  3. Doesn't the spray baste gum up your machine works? It's an attractive choice but I'm allergic to too many adhesives. LeeAnna at not afraid of color lapaylor.blogspot.com

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    1. Hi - I had no trouble with the machine - it was so smooth and awesome! Sad that you are allergic to adhesives - I hope you can find a good alternative!

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  4. So so beautiful. They always are.

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  5. This is beautiful - I wonder what stories it will whisper of times gone by and past adventures ;-)

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  6. Looks great! I've had a lot of fun collecting vintage sheets from yardsales this summer. When the days turn cold I'll have to pull them out and feel spring-y again!

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  7. I am in love with this quilt!!! Beautiful.

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