I do
like it! The only stitch involved is the blanket stitch, which isn’t so difficult (except for the part about getting all the stitch lengths the same). The hardest thing for me is cutting out the
parts! I haven’t taken the pattern off the black mat part because I still need
to trim the scallops a bit. I’m not
trimming the “pennies” any more because they will be too small to stitch if I
do. I’ve decided they will look more primitive
and authentic if they aren’t so perfectly round. So far I have three little pennies stitched to their big pennies, using two strands of DMC floss in color 422.
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Saturday, March 30, 2013
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I haven't really had much experience with stitching on felt so will be following this with interest. At least I now understand what is meant by a penny quilt!
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