Unfortunately, the pictures don't really do it justice; the center looks washed out and the quilt as a whole looks blotchy. Trust me, it looks much better in real life.
I put it aside for the weekend, but I'm going to keep going with it and I hope to have it done sometime next week. Then it's off to the quilter.I've been following Karen's posts at sewprimitive quilter about getting bindings on a stack of her quilts. My stack isn't quite as big as hers, but I do have several which have been waiting for bindings forever. Friday I stopped by the LQS and bought enough fabric to get three of them done. It seems ridiculous to have so many quilts so close to being done and just let them sit there.
I guess this is turning into my Summer of Finishing Projects.
4 comments:
This is a beautiful quilt...looks like a water color painting. Very peaceful!
I think it looks great so far. I can't wait to see the whole thing! Good luck with your bindings this week.
I can't imagine it looking better in real life, it's already gorgeous! Love the fabric choices!
I find if I cut and sew the binding when I am doing the top, it's more likely to get bound right after the quilting. Of course, getting to the quilted stage is another matter! LOL
read your post about your low sewing table. I bought the risers for dorm beds and that added enuf height to make it comfy. YOur hubby's solution was fabulous too!
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