I quilted it simply with random straight vertical lines, but used a stitch that undulates. Ir's called a running stitch on my machine.
The backing is an old sheet. I had challenged myself to use only things I had on hand. This sheet had a rip in the side where it had been caught in the mechanism that folds in and out the pull-out bed in our old sofa, so we weren't using it anymore. The blue and green color went well with the primarily blue and green color scheme. And this old sheet is so soft - makes the quilt even more "snuggly feeling".
I did a machine sewn binding on this one because I would like to be better at that. I sewed the binding to the back and brought it around to the front then top stitched it with a straight stitch.
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it's great- and wonderful that you could use so much that you had on hand!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a pretty quilt. Just love the fabric choices and the sheet that you used for the backing. Really turned out nice!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your finish. I love the blue and green color scheme.
ReplyDeleteThis has turned out so well - and I really like your sheet back, I think it goes well with your Amy Butler front.
ReplyDeleteSuch a great quilt pattern to show off those lovely big bold prints. You've included some of the prints that I love and am hoarding. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteVery cool! I must get me some of these Amy Butler fabrics, I have a friend in mind who I think would love a quilt made with these fabrics!
ReplyDeleteI love the fabric you used for the binding!
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