December 4, 2013
Cross Quilt
I bought a Laser-Cut Cross but then searched forever for just the right fabric to fuse it onto. I found it in a Pittsburgh quilt store. It has little Christian fish on it. But i had asked to go to 2 quilt stores on my bday and only got to one. In the end, I had to buy the border fabrics at Joann's. They weren't quite what i wanted, but oh well.
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| The Cross, instructions, base fabric, and 2 border fabrics |
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| The Base fabric plus the 2 borders. |
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| Very fragile, and even then a little off side, I didn't really notice until i was doing the echo stitching. Bad Diane. |
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| The Cross applique pressed on |
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| Backing all taped on, taut |
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| top and batting all taped down , centered on the backing |
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| pinned and ready to be quilted |
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| HMM, about then i decided this was going way too slow, and started stitching further away by an inch, not half an inch. AND realized i was hitting the side on one side, OOPS |
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| A little lopsided? |
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| COOL!! |
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| Binding sewn at 45 degree angle, and rod pocket. |
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| Binding all stitched together, ready to press in half |
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| Binding pressed in half, ready to sew on. Rod Pocket pinned on. Will catch it as i sew on the binding |
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| Back of the quilt, with rod pocket sticking out |
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| Hand sewing on the rod pocket, binding all done |
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| ALL DONE!! |
Sorry i kept taking pictures, and just couldn't get the lighting correct. Best i could do.