



So it's finished and I'm not really over the moon about it. I think it's the off-white sashing that's irritating me. I am kind of proud of my progress on mitred corners though!
Edited to add: I went with the free motion again because of the backing I chose. I was scared that it would be too visible if my lines weren't straight if I stitched in the ditch. I feel one coming in the near future though!
~Sara
5 comments:
Your mitered corners are incredible...nice job!
I really like your quilt...it's very nice.
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Seriously - you've come so far, so very quickly. I think there's something to be said for already knowing how to sew before beginning to quilt . . impressive!!
I bought a walking foot today for my machine and was very tempted by the foot they had for sale that makes you do perfect 1/4" seam allowances. . .maybe next month . . .
I really love it. And I'm very impressed with your corners also.
Thank you! Glad you like it - hopefully the recipients will, too!!
D - you'll do great things with that walking foot. And what's this 1/4" foot all about? Never heard of it!
I think it's lovely! What fabric did you use for the binding?
Angelia
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