Pinwheels, stop borders, miter cuts, and finally binding.
All done! Finishing the binding by hand with the blind stitch is time consuming but looks really nice. I think I got the hang of it.
The quilt is made with Laurel Burch Fanciful Kitties fabric. Check out the newest Laurel Burch Jungle prints at pmquilter.com or bighornfabrics.com. Her fabric is bright and fun. Will I ever make another Stack and Whack? Hummm...... maybe, but no time soon. I will say that making the Stack and Whack as a first quilt was a challenge, but now I think I can handle most any pattern out there.
Sewing with Cindy, Has a nice ring to it. Maybe a tv deal in the making. Breakfast with the gang
Wednesday morning at Cracker Barrel. Cindy is showing us how to blind stitch our quilt bindings. Hard work! Zelda and Vicki are checking out Cindy's latest projects.
Christmas stockings for her Grandbaby and friend.
Santa and reindeer wall handing for the holiday season. Nothing is to complicated for Cindy.
A nice breakfast for all and we learned something new about quilting. Can't go wrong when you get together with friends.
Hey Gang, the last football game of the season is upon us.
The dedicated fans are here and waiting for the action to begin. Monacan vs Manchester.
Yeah! The quilts are quilted. (Fanciful Kitty Stack and Whack is mine)
Now we have to bind. Do we know how to bind? No, but we had a really fast lesson from Diana so I am sure we will get the hang of it. (Under The Sea belongs to Lucy)
Back of Lucy's quilt.
Close up of the ornaments and stars.
Back of my quilt. Pretty neat!
Vanna shows off the finished product. Forest Shade is the selected color.
Shutters,
and more shutters.
The reject plum color. Blah, it looked really bad.
