Value of your craft

I found this online via one of the sewing/quilting pages I follow. Very informative, especially if you've never tried to sew something. I usually make rag quilts or at least have the outer edge rag-style (fringe) and thus there is no binding, so that saves me a lot of time.

I found this video by Make Something with a simple technique to price your work:

https://www.facebook.com/MakeSomethingTV/videos/822803947845383/

I still find it hard to price things! 

My first rag quilt

April 26, 2014

Rag quilt for Darcy

Darcy helped me cut out 72 squares of batting.

I cut 72 squares of material for each side of the quilt. I used Darcy's old baby clothes, some old clothes of mine, and an old crib sheet.

 

Testing the pattern.

 

 

The top side, long strips ready to be sewm together.

 

 

 

The back side.

 

Darcy with finished quilt: http://tiggeric.blogspot.ca/2014/04/rag-quilt-for-darcy.html

Spring 2016: The quilt is now too narrow for Darcy. When she rolls around at night she gets uncovered. I made another quilt the same size and then attached them together.

Back side

Front (rag) side.