since my design wall is vertically challenged, i had to fold the flimsy over to pin it on to take its photo. even so, you can get an idea of its complete size and how it looks. i'm glad this is done. next is baste and then quilt and bind. no border as the batt i'm using isn't large enough for one. i might use red for the binding and muslin for the back. i don't think this will get finished this year, but we'll see. it's 48 x 72, large enough for a sofa or twin quilt. as predicted, i didn't completely bust my white scraps but one more scrappy just might. Sunday, August 7, 2011
half the christmas scrappy
since my design wall is vertically challenged, i had to fold the flimsy over to pin it on to take its photo. even so, you can get an idea of its complete size and how it looks. i'm glad this is done. next is baste and then quilt and bind. no border as the batt i'm using isn't large enough for one. i might use red for the binding and muslin for the back. i don't think this will get finished this year, but we'll see. it's 48 x 72, large enough for a sofa or twin quilt. as predicted, i didn't completely bust my white scraps but one more scrappy just might. 
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Grace, it looks so Christmas-y! What a good job you did at the "random" placement of your scraps. I like it very much.
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What talent!! Absolutely beautiful, Grace...where did you get the pattern? and what kind of ruler or template did you use??
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful. I'm curious about your ruler or template, too.
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