For Throwback Thursday this month, I thought I would share three of my paper quilts.
Occasionally, I like to use design skills I've learned from my quilting experiences to work with bits of paper.
This paper quilt is taken from a fabric quilt I made called "Mother's Kitchen".
Rather than make a fabric quilt to commemorate a trip, it is much more efficient to make a small paper quilt.
I've made several paper quilts to celebrate holidays.
More of my paper quilts can be seen by clicking here.
I'm joining the following:
Quarter Inch from the Edge for Throwback Thursday
Crazy Mom Quilts for Finish it up Friday
Love Laugh Quilt for Monday Making
Cooking Up Quilts for Main Crush Monday
Occasionally, I like to use design skills I've learned from my quilting experiences to work with bits of paper.
This paper quilt is taken from a fabric quilt I made called "Mother's Kitchen".
Rather than make a fabric quilt to commemorate a trip, it is much more efficient to make a small paper quilt.
I've made several paper quilts to celebrate holidays.
More of my paper quilts can be seen by clicking here.
I'm joining the following:
Quarter Inch from the Edge for Throwback Thursday
Crazy Mom Quilts for Finish it up Friday
Love Laugh Quilt for Monday Making
Cooking Up Quilts for Main Crush Monday
6 comments:
This is very interesting. I've never heard of a paper quilt before. It's a nice way to remember a holiday or special event.
I've never thought of making a paper quilt! Thanks for linking up with Throwback Thursday @ A Quarter Inch from the Edge!
These are really neat. I was even more impressed when I looked at your other ones and saw how small they are. I'm curious: some parts look like they have leading like in stained glass. Is that part paper, too?
Very cool!
Interesting concept -- using paper to recreate a quilt or an original paper quilt. (Hum, isn't that scrapbooking without our the book?)
Very cool! There is inspiration everywhere - a paper quilt is a great idea. Thanks for linking this post to MCM!
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