*** As usual...you can find a more detailed explanation of how I made the block here in the section for this quilt.***
I think I somehow gave you guys the impression that I hate pinning. I don't really. It doesn't bother me except for the back hurting from standing for all that time. But working them really goes super fast and with a good tool...my handy serrated grape fruit spoon... to click them shut, it's a piece of cake. I have tried the spray and just don't really like how it keeps everything stuck...which sounds absurd. What I mean is that I don't always wash my quilts right away and I don't like the look if I don't. SO on quilts I do wash immediately it would be fine. But I really don't mind the pinning...honestly. Hopefully in a year or two I'll have a big frame that won't require anything but rolling on the fabrics.
11 comments:
Love the new block, Judy!
Love it all but really love the friends block.
thanks so much for posting your work online on my 2 most loved quilts. I can't afford to purchase them at this time but will save your posts for the future....as well I love following along. Regards...Gail in Washington state
Another darling block.
Another wonderful, wonderful block.
Love it! I can't wait to make this quilt. :-D I'm getting ready to start Cheri's Country Season quilt. Thanks again for the tutorials!
Hi again, I didn't realize that I was logged in as my husband. :-D That message from GM is from me, Jeanette in Calgary
I love it Judy!!!
I have wanted one of the quilting frames for years but keep talking myself out of getting one. They do take up space and you have to be able to quilt different directions. I am assuming you meant a hand quilting frame.
Your new blocks are great.
I am back to making a block for Sweet Land of Liberty.
Boy I'm loving all of these blocks - your work is beautiful
Karen
More awesome blocks, you pick the best fabrics.
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