My Double Wedding Ring Quilt
06-24-2011, 02:20 PM
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I have made a DWR quilt before and I have just finished this one. It was done by the applique method using fine fusible interfacing, and stitching with invisible thread. It's the largest amount of hand quilting I have done.
I embroidered the label on my Janome 10001. it looks wonky but it's not in real life.The design was not my choice and the poem was written by my son-in-law. He is best man at the wedding in July.
I used random lengths of left over fabric all joined together for the binding.
Hope you like it.
I embroidered the label on my Janome 10001. it looks wonky but it's not in real life.The design was not my choice and the poem was written by my son-in-law. He is best man at the wedding in July.
I used random lengths of left over fabric all joined together for the binding.
Hope you like it.
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06-24-2011, 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted by stitchingcrazy
I have made a DWR quilt before and I have just finished this one. It was done by the applique method using fine fusible interfacing, and stitching with invisible thread. It's the largest amount of hand quilting I have done.
I embroidered the label on my Janome 10001. it looks wonky but it's not in real life.The design was not my choice and the poem was written by my son-in-law. He is best man at the wedding in July.
I used random lengths of left over fabric all joined together for the binding.
Hope you like it.
I embroidered the label on my Janome 10001. it looks wonky but it's not in real life.The design was not my choice and the poem was written by my son-in-law. He is best man at the wedding in July.
I used random lengths of left over fabric all joined together for the binding.
Hope you like it.
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