

Simple (relatively) straight line quilting with Mikee for the back. Very soft and supple. I just put the binding on...did it by machine. Sewed it to the back, then brought it to the front and used a zig-zag stitch on the front to finish it. I can't remember which of the blogs I read mentioned using a zig-zag to keep the binding softer, but I decided if any quilt should have it, this one should.
This was a commission, so it's off very soon.
Next...more quilting (I think). I still have two more tops pinned and ready to quilt (well one is already partly quilted). When I finish those I'll make some more tops. Have two more great-nieces or nephews on the way.

2 comments:
Beautiful! Good for you on another great finish! So you sewed the binding to the back first....I'll have to try that next time. For my daisy curtain quilt, I sewed the binding on the front, brought it around to the back and pinned it, then went down the front again with a zigzag - it skipped a few places.
But I really like the effect. I hope I remember how you did it!
Very nice, Mary. Looks soft and cuddly!
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