Quilted Postcards, The Card is in the Mail by Elaine Theriault July 3, 2014 written by Elaine Theriault July 3, 2014 685 Quilted Postcards, The Card is in the Mail I signed up to be part of a quilted postcards exchange. While I made good efforts during the past year to get the post cards done ON TIME, as the deadline crept closer – I was still only half done the post cards. However I’m happy to report that I sat down the other night and got all twelve postcards done! I just need to get them addressed and put in the mail (or make arrangements to hand deliver) One set of six postcards here’s a close up so you can actually see that it is a quilt on a clothes line. And those silly girls in embroidery were checking to see if my binding was on right! Very simple, but adorable! Here’s the second set of six. I used burlap for the backing and free motioned silk leaves. Again, very simple, but pretty neat. Print this page or save as a PDF FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinRedditWhatsappTelegramEmail Elaine Theriault Elaine Theriault is a teacher, writer and pattern designer who is completely obsessed with quilting. Elaine’s Tech Tips column (originally published in A Needle Pulling Thread magazine) is now available online in e-book format at QUILTsocial.com. When not quilting, she enjoys spending time with her two dogs, Lexi and Murphy, or can be found cycling across the country. Her blog is crazyquilteronabike.blogspot.com. previous post Easy Quilted Potholders from Leftover Blocks next post Wonderful WonderFil Threads Giveaway! YOU MAY ALSO LIKE... 8 Insider Tips for Mastering Guided Pictograms |... Stitch regulation on the PFAFF powerquilter 1600 Don’t miss it! Courtepointe Québec celebrates its quilting... Finishing a quilt block to size: Here’s what... Half filled bobbins and spools: what are they... Twin needles: the smart way to store them The hardest part about making a memory quilt:... How sock hangers ‘work’ in your quilting space Don’t throw away those leftover fabric binding strips Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.