It’s nowhere near perfect, but it withstood washing (albeit at 30 in a pillowcase with 3 colour catchers), it’s cute and it means I can move onto my next project! This cot size quilt took nearly a month to make but with large gaps in between stages and a surge at the end (did the binding last night and the quilting on sunday). I am pleased with it!
The binding probably needs revisiting before the weekend when we give it! I single bound it with bias binding, but the corners are a bit sharp where the next piece was attached- any tips on how to sort this? I’m thinking about just wrapping the corners with slip stitch…
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That looks fabulous Kerry, well done you!
Hi! Your quilt is beautiful! Congratulations – great work!
I would love to see your dog, too! I have had a greyhound and afgans and for the moment my friends are ‘Nero’, ‘Hanna’ and ‘Foxy’!
Sunny wishes from Greece! Teje
That’s so pretty. I always think that the imperfections are what make home made creations all the more personal.