Scratch is coming along! I made the last four patch row and then trimmed away and sewed all these rows together....and realized I have one more row of the bars to make...have some left from before but will need to keep on sewing to complete the row and sew it on, then on to red borders. Am really enjoying the process on this one...taking my time, ironing well and trimming. It is looking big already and it isn't done. These Rural Jardin fabrics are really romantic looking too!
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Sunday, August 1, 2010
Scratch is Coming Along
Scratch is coming along! I made the last four patch row and then trimmed away and sewed all these rows together....and realized I have one more row of the bars to make...have some left from before but will need to keep on sewing to complete the row and sew it on, then on to red borders. Am really enjoying the process on this one...taking my time, ironing well and trimming. It is looking big already and it isn't done. These Rural Jardin fabrics are really romantic looking too!
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5 comments:
looks great, wonderful colours
Yes, agree 100%; the colors of the fabrics are a pretty combo! Love the red!
So beautiful and warm. Great selection in fabrics!
Nice job! It's coming together very nice. Someone's going to love it!
Leslie
What a great idea to coil bind the quilt books... I might copy your idea!
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