The Riley Blake 'Neverland' baby quilt is quilted.
That is blue Minkee, from my stash, on the back.
Now, I have a question for you. I have 2 choices for binding.
#1. Big piece of material with a kinda stripe to it.
#2. Same greenish fabric that surrounds the flying geese.
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binding choices on quilt |
Let me know which one you like best, please. I want to stitch the binding on at Saturday's sew-in.
On Monday afternoon, after I finished this quilt top, I decided to trim some burp rags that I'd purchased. The first one, I tried adding the trim (extra strips of the Neverland jelly roll) to both sides of the burp rag. This didn't work very well. I thought it was all lined up nicely, but, it wasn't. Oh well, the baby won't notice.
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double sided burp rag |
After that, I decided to just add trim to one side of the burp rags. I like this better. Yes, the bottom one is pieced with 2 different colors. No waste here.
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5 more burp rags |
If I get around to it, I might try embroidering Gwendolyn's name on some of these, with my Janome. The Janome has lots of fun stitches, and a small font for Embroidery (nothing fancy).
My Christmas trip to Texas was super busy. I didn't get to any thrift or antique stores, like I normally do. I DID get to see a special blogging friend. Sue, from
Collecting Texas Gal, has a fiber arts shop at the Chicken Farm Arts Center in my hometown. The Chicken Farm Arts Center was having a special night for Christmas celebrating while I was there. I only got to go for a few minutes, but, that was enough to finally get to see Sue's shop. I got 'Betty Sue' the purple featherweight, from Sue.
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Sue's shop |
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me & Sue |
This visit was the only shopping I got to do (besides IKEA with my son and daughter in law) on the trip.
Let me know what binding choice you prefer. Thanks!