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Blog created for communication between Lost Sock Swappers.
Lost Socks
pattern can be found in the book:
Swap Guide Lines
100% Cotton Prewashed fabric
brushed cotton acceptable, please no heavy flannel.
Backgrounds are to be cream/beige of a primitive look...
No white on white or white on cream, avoid "painted" fabrics...
Socks to be homespun, country, primitive types (plaids, stripes, checks and graphics)
NO NOVELTIES - NO BRIGHTS.
Blocks maybe hand or machine appliques. If using fusables, please window pane the fusable. All methods should remove sock fabric behind toes and cuffs.
Do not trim blocks
One "set" of blocks = 2 small blocks and 1 large sock block.
All blocks should be in the same direction as the book. Please use your book for reference.
Do not sign your blocks!
Debbie S. has offered to help me make a label that will include all swappers signatures. Please include a note with your signature and city/state or what ever you would like on the label.
DUE DATE: August 25th with a pre paid postage envelope.
brushed cotton acceptable, please no heavy flannel.
Backgrounds are to be cream/beige of a primitive look...
No white on white or white on cream, avoid "painted" fabrics...
Socks to be homespun, country, primitive types (plaids, stripes, checks and graphics)
NO NOVELTIES - NO BRIGHTS.
Blocks maybe hand or machine appliques. If using fusables, please window pane the fusable. All methods should remove sock fabric behind toes and cuffs.
Do not trim blocks
One "set" of blocks = 2 small blocks and 1 large sock block.
All blocks should be in the same direction as the book. Please use your book for reference.
Do not sign your blocks!
Debbie S. has offered to help me make a label that will include all swappers signatures. Please include a note with your signature and city/state or what ever you would like on the label.
DUE DATE: August 25th with a pre paid postage envelope.
mar's sock count
1 comment:
Good to see you've started. Lookin good Kathy. Yes, light does make a huge difference with applique.
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