Today I am working on a broken dishes quilt with a new FMQ design. I like this, it's really quick and secures all the seams.
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I tried it out on the border for the last one, binding completed this morning. That border fabric that I was determined to use up was tricky to quilt and match for binding. I don't often quilt the borders, just stitch in the ditch as I like the fluffiness of un-quilted space. This one was too wide not to have something in.
- orphan blocks
- quilted on the front in mid green variegated, white polycore on the back
- heavily FMQ for practice
- borders and backing from a bargain bundle that needed using up
- scrappy binding: I had to cut some extra green for this as the border fabric wouldn't take my usual multicolour scrappy binding from off-cuts.
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Another finish, more moth practice
- Deep stash borders and backing
- Variegated green cotton on the back; cream poly in the ditch, gifted yellow poly on the borders, various experiments on the moth shapes.
- orphan blocks
- binding from a stash I made up a year ago
Loopy balloons in the borders and sashing
Variegated thread looks awful on the moths! This was my original intention for the big quilt, glad I tried it out.
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