I’ve finished quilting all around the outside edge of this quilt.
Here are a few more fun blocks.
This one is my favorite.
The raggedy batting was driving me nuts, so I went ahead and machine stitched the binding.
Looks like I have a choice between hand stitching binding and hand quilting today.
Have a good one!
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That’s going to be such a lovely traditional looking piece. Great solution for the raggedy edge batting.
That is so pretty and well worth the time spent on all the handwork. In the center un-quilted portion, is that curved stitching just basting?
Such beautiful redwork!
I’m glad to see someone quilting redwork. I made a mother goose redwork quilt but haven’t quilted it yet. I see you quilt right through the redwork and it looks fine. I was worried about doing that. I love the Baptist Fans. Looks wonderful.
Beautiful embroidery and quilting. This will be a sweet treasure for the future.
This is such a beautiful quilt and the quilting is really adding to it. Love the sun! Almost done now!
Maybe a silly question, but did you pre-wash the fabric you used for the binding since red is notorious for bleeding?
quilting this quickly! I would have trimmed the sides by now,what kind of batting is that
Had to chuckle at the hyena. Not the first animal that comes to mind for putting on a quilt block! Wonder what the significance of it was? You sure stitched this one up quickly!