With a busy college life, I'm constantly picking up and putting down my quilt project, which means packing my little fabric pieces inside my Farmer's Wife quilt book and back into the stash box. It makes for a lot of touching of the pieces, which warps them. Plus, it's quite sad to be constantly dismantling my unfinished blocks. So...solution! I made design boards from a tutorial on Bee in my Bonnet. And they work splendidly for transferring my blocks back and forth from iron to machine as I lazily spend my Fall Break stitching squares together and catching up on Bones.
Design Boards
With a busy college life, I'm constantly picking up and putting down my quilt project, which means packing my little fabric pieces inside my Farmer's Wife quilt book and back into the stash box. It makes for a lot of touching of the pieces, which warps them. Plus, it's quite sad to be constantly dismantling my unfinished blocks. So...solution! I made design boards from a tutorial on Bee in my Bonnet. And they work splendidly for transferring my blocks back and forth from iron to machine as I lazily spend my Fall Break stitching squares together and catching up on Bones.