Would it be possible to make a memory quilt from a purchased duvet cover or comforter? Could you iron photos/printed transfers directly onto one? I thought this would be easy for someone who doesn't sew/quilt. You could use fabric paints to decorate around the photos?
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November 29, 20170 found this helpful
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This seems like a pretty big project to tackle and would be difficult to "undo" if mistakes were made.
- I feel sure what you have suggested can be done but why not try something smaller so you can have a "trial & error" piece to work on?
- Maybe you could find something smaller - baby quilt, pillow sham, or just a thick piece of fabric to try your art on.
- The practice fabric piece would not even have to be solid for you to get an idea of what you want to do.
- Most of your supplies can be purchased at a local fabric or craft store (Jo Ann's, Michael's) and they may have a lot of good suggestions on how to proceed.

Judy
Gold Post Medal for All Time! 677 Posts November 26, 20170 found this helpful
I think this would be possible. Just make sure you have washing instructions
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