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[…] sewing away, let’s talk about a great summer project: quilting with lawn. Other Blog Posts You May Like: How to Sew with Denim How to Sew with Double Gauze How to Sew with Wool How to Sew with Jersey How to Sew with Poplin How to Sew with Linen How to Sew with Lawn How […]

[…] that the addition of flannel makes them even better. 100% of lumberjacks would agree. You may also like… How to Sew with Denim How to Sew with Double Gauze How to Sew with Wool How to Sew with Jersey How to Sew with Poplin How to Sew with Linen How to Sew with Lawn How […]

[…] out. An easy way to remember is that a stay stitch stays. Was that already obvious? I love to use different kinds of fabric. Do you accept double gauze, linen and flannel quilts? What about a bedsheet as backing? Is that crazy?? I’m down if you are! I don’t think I’ve ever had a terrible […]

[…] If you’re interested in knowing more about my fabric choices, check out Week 1 where I talk about my color inspiration. (Hint: it’s this beautiful Nani Iro double gauze fabric I’ll be using as the backing.) Sew It All Together Unlike Week 8, I don’t have a tried and true speedy trick for sewing rows […]

[…] her skills as a master gardener. I’ve been wanting to make her a special quilt for some time, but it wasn’t until I saw this Nani Iro double gauze that I finally saw the pieces fall into place. This floral will be the backing fabric. I used the colors from that fabric to create a […]