I have no idea how I am going to put the blocks together yet or how I intend to quilt it but any ideas would be welcome. Perhaps I will use it to improve my machine quilting.
Friday, 20 November 2009
Trying to get back to normal
If you are following my comments on the recent floods do you mind looking at my other blog as I am only posting on that one about the situation now.
Meanwhile, I have been playing with log cabin mostly to take my mind off the current situation and because I find it easy to do so it suits my present mood when concentration is somewhat lacking. I don't suppose this will ever be a fabulous quilt, but that does not matter, what does is that it will be warm and serviceable on a bed. So this is a photograph of the initial stages and I hope to be able to display some better ones when I have something more interesting established.
I have no idea how I am going to put the blocks together yet or how I intend to quilt it but any ideas would be welcome. Perhaps I will use it to improve my machine quilting.
I have no idea how I am going to put the blocks together yet or how I intend to quilt it but any ideas would be welcome. Perhaps I will use it to improve my machine quilting.
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2 comments:
Ferret said I should contact you about using wool and/or two layers of batting in a quilt using a Bernina.
Yes I have a 1260 model and usually just manage to get 'warm & natural' through the space, but I have been following your blog and ferrets and wondered if you could advise me on which wool batting would be easiest to manipulate, and even if I could try two battings like you, if my Bernina space is as big as yours?
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