Thursday, October 24, 2024
Throwback Thursday: Quilt From 2019
It was such a beautiful fall day, I thought I would take one of my older quilts outside and throw it on the lawn for a photo shoot.
This quilt was completed in 2019, but it sat for 20 years as a UFO before it hit the finish line. The name on the label is, "Kaksikymmentä", which means twenty in Finnish.
The quilt was crushed under a stack of other quilts, so I unearthed it and gave it a good steaming to remove the fold marks. Quilts should be refolded now and then so the fold lines don't become permanent. This time when I fold it, I'm going to do it diagonally, which is what is recommended. Folding along the bias doesn't create such sharp creases. Here is a video that explains the folding method.
Now I need to get back to cleaning and organizing the sewing hole. :)
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