One cot panel and a few minutes between domestic chores to stitch on borders.
Equal one charity quilt top ready to be pinned. Its not very big, approx 38"x40" but I had the perfect snuggly fox themed flannel for a backing and some wadding left overs to fit.
This is my next Aussie Hero Quilt top. I had to piece the backing (platypus fabric, bargain priced at Spotlight, so appropriate for this quilt) so I could pin it. But alas its too big to have any left over wadding in my cupboard, so its down to the shop to buy some more before I can start pinning. Some days I do wonder if I shouldn't buy a whole roll of batting! But then other days I curse the left over pieces of wadding taking up a box in the linen press and Im glad I dont have a whole roll to house!
Happy quilting, Sue.
Happy quilting, Sue.
You are amazing that amount of quilts you get done!
ReplyDeleteI stall at the pinning stage. Wish I had your persistence. : )
ReplyDeleteIt is very generous of you to make these quilts for others. Lovely results. A roll of wadding would be handy and it would eventually reduce in size. Or share a roll with a friend and store it at her house!!
ReplyDeletePinning is just one of those necessary steps, but not very exciting. Good luck.
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