Yesterday I went through the little pieces of Kaffe Fassett fabric that I had separated by size earlier this year. A lot of my file cards didn't have all of the colors of samples on them. I have 2 more little bags to go through and I already have this many cards ready to sew pieces onto. One of my readers reminded me that I can put my documentation of the Kaffe fabrics on one of the "pages" listed on my right sidebar instead of starting another blog for it. If you read my blog on a smart phone I'm not sure if you see that sidebar.
This morning I have a funeral to go to. I'm hoping the predicted rain will not be at the time we are at the cemetery.
I checked my iPhone (only 5) and it did not show but as I scrolled down there was a link to view as website and it came up with the same look as my computer with the "pages" shown. Thanks for sharing all your wonderful inspiration.
We are hoping for later day rain here too. Nursery furniture needs to be picked up and delivered - preferably dry furniture. Good luck with the ID and documentation efforts
I read blogs on my iphone, if I click on "go to website" it takes me to your blog with an arrow near the top right, which is a drop down menu for pages.
Am I seeing the card correctly? Fabric samples sewn to the card? I think that I would photocopy the fabric so that I could paste the paper to a card. Then I could sew the fabric in a quilt block.
I checked my iPhone (only 5) and it did not show but as I scrolled down there was a link to view as website and it came up with the same look as my computer with the "pages" shown. Thanks for sharing all your wonderful inspiration.
ReplyDeleteWe are hoping for later day rain here too. Nursery furniture needs to be picked up and delivered - preferably dry furniture. Good luck with the ID and documentation efforts
ReplyDeleteI read blogs on my iphone, if I click on "go to website" it takes me to your blog with an arrow near the top right, which is a drop down menu for pages.
ReplyDeleteAm I seeing the card correctly? Fabric samples sewn to the card? I think that I would photocopy the fabric so that I could paste the paper to a card. Then I could sew the fabric in a quilt block.
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