If you remember that song, you're at least as old as I am!! A customer brought three baby quilts with the cutest Winnie the Pooh fabrics, and honeycomb fabric in the blocks. She wanted the quilting to be honeycomb, so that's what I did!!
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Folded so they fit on the rail, here are the three quilts. |
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They are all like this |
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Here, you can see the honeycomb quilting pattern. |
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And this is the honeycomb backing! |
While quilting the baby quilts on the computerized machine, I worked on the custom quilt some more.My stupid foot kept me from standing for longer than 20 minutes at a stretch, so it was slow going. I'm doing the appliqué blocks now, and using simple feathers and echo lines. The blocks are pretty, and don't need gobs of frilly quilting. I hope to finish the last row and get on to the outer border by the weekend.
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It's hard to take a good picture with the quilt flat on the machine. There will be better photos when the quilt is off the rollers. |
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I hadn't taken a picture of the inner border quilting either, so here it is. |
Now, I have to take Molly out and then go straight to bed.
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