I also finished quilting my Express Your Love/Goddess quilt and even washed and blocked it so that it lays flat.
I really would like to just turn the edge and not put a traditional binding on this quilt. I'm not sure exactly how that will make the back look. Maybe I will add a piece of fabric to cover the back and cover the turned edge. Guess I will have to think about it for a bit.
I have continued FMQ my Charming Squares quilt. I decided to keep quilting every other block for the border, but quilt an ongoing feather in each block. I think it works.
Sew all-in-all, a pretty productive week. Hopefully I will be able to get out and take some pictures for some Friday finishes (which isn't going to happen right now, since it's -7 degrees F, BRRRR).
Here are this week's stats:
In-process: (6)
Express Your Love
Charming Squares Quilt
Red Windows Quilt
Humphrey's New Bed
Casserole Carrier
Mod Ovals Quilt
New projects: (0)
Finished (1)
Grandma's Quilt
I'm linking up with Freshly Pieced for WIP Wednesday!
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Pat
Your goddess looks wonderful! I wonder if you could turn in 1/4" of the front and back and whipstitch the edges closed, almost like you would the opening of a pillow. Does that make any sense at all?
ReplyDeleteYour feathers in the charming squares quilt are fabulous! It looks like some whimsical tree from a fairy tale!
I always love to see your quilting! Its lovely!
ReplyDeletePat, if you don't want a binding, I would suggest adding a facing. That will finish the edges without a binding showing and you'll still be able to see almost all of your quilting on the back.
ReplyDeleteYour feather quilting is quite lovely:)
ReplyDeleteWow, your Goddess quilt is amazing. And what a treasure, your Grandma's quilt. I went back into a previous post to read about it. A connection to your Grandma and indeed Mom. I love the back you chose - and all that pink! The quilt really does have a modern feel, well vintage-modern really.
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