I made a few mini quilts, using chalk cloth as the center. 
This one hangs in my wee ones room, between their two beds.
This one hangs in my wee ones room, between their two beds.See the shiny spot, on the left corner? Lesson #1 learned, you can't press fabric to close to chalk cloth without meting it a wee bit.
I made this one to hang in my sewing room (Hence the fabric diet motivation written on it! ). It turned out a little bit bumpy - Lesson #2 learned, chalk cloth doesn't adhere very well with quilt basting spray.
I made this mini quilt to send to my Aunt Chickenfoot, as birthday gift.
I made this one to hang in my sewing room (Hence the fabric diet motivation written on it! ). It turned out a little bit bumpy - Lesson #2 learned, chalk cloth doesn't adhere very well with quilt basting spray.I made this mini quilt to send to my Aunt Chickenfoot, as birthday gift.I was hoping the fun Japanese fabrics would make her happy.
A little quilting detail. This was the first time I practiced little swirly quilting and I love how it came out!
A little quilting detail. This was the first time I practiced little swirly quilting and I love how it came out!
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I <3 them, alot! No, I mean I really, really <3 them... great job! (and thanks for the tips as I haven't sewn anything with my chalk fabric yet)
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