I've been on a mad dash to finish all the for-hire quilting before spending the weekend on my own work. That's right, I'm going retreating. I can hardly wait. Fun, fun, fun, there'd better not be snow!!!
I finished the last quilt, well, it was the last quilt, until I picked up another one, but this was the last one on my list on Monday. Now that I'm done, I'm going to pack.
The quilt is a bit larger than a twin-size. I don't have a bed available to display it on.

Here's a bit of a close-up of the quilting...

It really shows up best on the back.

I'm not sure I can deliver this before I leave, but hey, it won't be waiting for attention when I return. And that, my friends, is a very good thing.
3 comments:
Have a great time on your retreat! I look forward to the pictures of your brand new projects.
I was just looking at your quilting, you do that all on you "non-longarm" machine? I have done a few but can't figure how to keep it from puckering on the back. Any suggestions to a kindred quilter? Thanks Stacy
Hi Stacy,
The key to preventing puckers is in the pinning. If you check this blog entry
http://faithquilter.blogspot.com/2008/04/how-i-baste.html
I've got pictures of my basting tables and a pretty thorough description. If you baste well and then stabilize the quilt with straight-line stitching with a walking foot, the puckers should not be a problem.
Suzanne
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