Whew! At one point, I had high (intoxicated) hopes that I would have a finished quilt come Friday, but... pregnancy is really good at taking "free" days and turning them into "lay on the couch" days. Ergo, a finished flimsy.
Yes, it needs pressing, but two minutes after I finished the quilt, I stepped on a hat pin my Bear Cub Q dropped on the floor while I was sewing earlier. My toe still burns. No pressing, then.
This quilt is LOOSELY based (would inspired be a better word?) by City Green in Cherry House's quilt book. I love it.
My daughter hates it. It's supposed to be for her teacher, but it might just become a quilt for baby 4 (as yet un-nicknamed), who is a boy.
What do you think of it? How should I quilt it?
from the room of Zana's Ninis,
katie z.
Yes, it needs pressing, but two minutes after I finished the quilt, I stepped on a hat pin my Bear Cub Q dropped on the floor while I was sewing earlier. My toe still burns. No pressing, then.
This quilt is LOOSELY based (would inspired be a better word?) by City Green in Cherry House's quilt book. I love it.
My daughter hates it. It's supposed to be for her teacher, but it might just become a quilt for baby 4 (as yet un-nicknamed), who is a boy.
What do you think of it? How should I quilt it?
from the room of Zana's Ninis,
katie z.
4 comments:
Such straight sashing lines, Katie, I'm envious. I FMQ (stipple) nearly all my quilts but am thinking trying wavy lines on my next one. Good luck, whatever you choose I'm sure it will turn out lovely :)
I love the soft shades - I think it's a cute quilt. I'd just do it in straight lines, but maybe because that's all I know?
As a non quilter I think something geometric would complement the geometric vibe I get from the fabric. Like diagonal lines or triangles or something like that.
I think straight lines. I really like everything about your quilt!
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