It's a long weekend here due the the Eid al-Fitr holidays. So I got off my butt and thread basted Barbara Brackman's Civil War Quilt. I use my sewing table to baste and was standing all the time with many breaks. Pretty tiring. I am using flannel for the batting. I basted from the top to the bottom. Ensuring the layers stay flat as I go. My fingers are a little sore now :(
The quilting starts from the centre out. Outline quilting it with Perle Cotton No. 8 using big stitch. My plan is to quilt one block a week. Still unsure how I'll quilt the sashing.
I made an A-Line skirt and a blouse for my sis. Will wait for her fitting before I proceed with more sewing.
I've tied up the remnant garment fabrics. Some are enough to make a sleeveless blouse. Maybe I could use them as trims in the future.
And lastly my progress of LHN's Love Your Neighbour.
Wow! You got it all basted! It's going to be a fun one to quilt.
ReplyDeleteLove the outfit for your sis!
Yea! Well done Barbara. Love that you are hand quilting, can't wait to see your progress :0) Love Your Neighbour cross stitch is delightful.
ReplyDeleteWell done on getting that basting finished. Not one of my favourite jobs but necessary.
ReplyDeleteNow, quilting, that's one of my favourites. I hope you enjoy the quilting. You will have a very beautiful quilt.
Your CW quilt looks awesome Barbara, now that I see a bit of a close-up, and the fact you are going to handquilt this baby is just amazing to me!!! I know you will do a great job!!! Your dressmaking skills are very handy to your family I can see that! As always I love your cross-stitch work!!
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