Sunday, May 1, 2022
Split Nine Patch Quilt Is Completed
This Split Nine Patch quilt is the second project I've done on the new longarm machine.
The first one I did needs a visit from Jack the Ripper. I didn't know what I was doing, it looks like it was quilted by a two-year-old.
But, learning has to start somewhere. I didn't have anyplace to take classes on it. YouTube videos are a great help.
This Split Nine Patch quilt won't win any prizes either, but hopefully, I'll get used to the machine and improve my driving.
There was a great bargain for backing at Fabricville online. It was less than $7.00/metre for 110 inch wide cotton sheeting in the Home Dec department. It worked nicely for the back of this quilt.
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2 comments:
Geometric quilting works well on this design. Another good one would be bubbles. I really like all those greens.
I need to make another green quilt, my bin of green fabrics is overflowing. Yes, bubbles would be a great design option
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