Just tell me when enough is enough because I ‘m so tickled with the way its turning out….well, I’m going on and on.
While I had to wait for the blue to work on the bottom panel, I wanted the work on the quilt to continue some how. And because I’m a cheap penny pincher frugal person (bahahahah)
I took this pile of scrap & started sewing them together.
Just randomly grabbing pieces and sewing them together willy-nilly which gave me this
Binding ready and waiting when (if ever) I get to that point!
Last night I was able to get the “trees & trunks”
made & will sew those panels together, and then on to the main quit this afternoon.
I hope.
Have a wonderful Sunday!
Katie
Don't know about anybody else but you can NEVER put up too many posts about quilting in my opinion! Love to see the process and how other quilters' minds work. I've done scrap bindings quite a bit and am always tickled with the way they turn out. They add just that little extra bit of interest without detracting in any way from the quilt. I mostly choose bright, deep, rich colors to work with so you know this quilt really appeals to me!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, I'm having so much fun with this one! With limited sewing time today, I've gotten a bit side tracked playing with all those trimmed triangles...
DeleteKatie,
ReplyDeleteKeep posting about making this quilt, I'm never bored from it!!!
I love the colors you selected.
Thanks Sandy, I love rich bold colors & have all kinds of ideas for the scraps...but I promised them to my oldest to use...Gah!!! Oh well, she will hae fun too
DeleteNever bored with watching a quilt being created right before my eyes! Aren't you just a clever girl with sewing all those scraps!
ReplyDeleteKeep posting. More details please. You might inspire me to try it someday.
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