I finished the quilt and am really happy with how it turned out. Now I have to figure out what to do with it – it’s tiny (probably about 2′ x 3′) so it won’t serve any of the usual quilt functions. Maybe I’ll just hang it somewhere. In any case, I’ve already moved onto […]
I’ve attached half the binding and added a little detail around the birds (the embroidery goes through all three layers, so it’s now officially a quilt). A nice lady at Britex (and there’s a phrase I never thought I’d say) helped me choose the mustard fabric for the binding. I’d been looking for a red
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I’ve finished the quilt back and now it’s time to put the three layers (front, batting, and back) together and sew the binding. Actually, I found out that this is technically not a quilt. I’d have to stitch through all three layers to make this a quilt. I’m trying to come up with another term
Basak and I spent the afternoon working on new onesie concepts for small square design (I know – I was so busy yesterday!). She created prototypes with her Gocco machine, the “bunny joyride” illustration I did for small square, and a couple of Lula’s onesies. We then stitched fabric onto the onesies.