The light fabric won out over the dark print. Kristine and I both decided that the dark fabric brought a somber note to the quilt. Not a good thing.
I want this to be a happy quilt. A quilt to snuggle under when reading a book or messing about with computer or Ipad.
Or... even a quilt that would bring a cheery feeling to one down with a cold. A cozy quilt.
I use the same method to measure the length of the border strips. I cut two strips. I lay one strip down through the middle of the quilt and mark the edge with a pin.
I then lay that strip down on the other strip... careful not to stretch the fabric... and cut both strips at the marked spot.
I have the six inch red border strips cut and ready to sew tomorrow.
The red fabric looks great with the light strip. I can't wait to see how this quilt will look. And I keep changing my mind about how to put the quilt sandwich together and finish the quilting.
I'm liking this quilt top much better
as it comes together.
Morgan didn't limp today
so Kristine didn't take her to the vet.
I think she might take Morgan on Monday
just to make sure Morgan is ok.
(February 10, 2010)
[2 eggs today]
~:>
Smiles
5 comments:
Very nice and a great choice.
I am loving your quilt, too. Great colors. :)
Glad to hear Morgan is better today. ♥
Your quilt looks gorgeous Callie do you ever make them to sell ?
Seems like it's been a while since I visited you. I love the quilt and your multi-faceted talents. I too hope all is well with Morgan.--Inger
I hope Morgan is okay and doesn't have to go to the vet. Give her a pat from me.
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