On my Quilting Floor last nite....
Don't you think that basting is the hardest work of all? Just the thought of getting down on my knees---ugh. Making sure that everything is straight and neat and tidy. The reward, though, is that I can start to quilt. Rows and rows of machine quilting all over my freshly-pieced blocks, listening to every hum of my machine. Yes, it is worth it.
Now this quilt will be different.
I am excited because I am planning on using a 12-weight Sulky cotton to stitch the sashing, in a much more simple grid than usual.
See the fabrics involved--my favorite and probably yours, Anna Maria Horner! I tried to make logical progressions in the colors of the blocks. I have not yet decided how to quilt inside those blocks, but I have a little time yet.
Now this quilt will be different.
I am excited because I am planning on using a 12-weight Sulky cotton to stitch the sashing, in a much more simple grid than usual.
See the fabrics involved--my favorite and probably yours, Anna Maria Horner! I tried to make logical progressions in the colors of the blocks. I have not yet decided how to quilt inside those blocks, but I have a little time yet.
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