judys

I haven't started a new thread before so bear with me.
These are also the first photos I've posted.
I bought the fabric for this at a friend's garage sale and just loved it. It took me a year or so to decide on a pattern and I love it. It is my first attempt at scalloped edges. I used freezer paper cut the length of each side and folded it in half, then again in half, and so on. Cut the scallop I liked and ironed it to the quilt. Then marked the scallops with that blue wash away ink before sending it to the quilter. I used bias binding cut 2-1/4" wide and folded in half. I am very happy with the way it turned out.
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Delta

OOOH thankyou so much for posting this about the freezer paper. I have a quilt I am trying to finish the same way. I have the template but will look into your as well. thank you again

ccb2200

Very pretty. You did a wonderful job on the scallops.

BeckySt

Very pretty, love your scallops.

gingerd

Very nice! Scallops/ovals/circles scare me......triangles are challenging enough right now. Will I ever make a quilt with a curve? I don't know....I guess the phrase is "never say never"........however.......

Fantastic job on your quilt!

BrendaK

VERY PRETTY. You did a great job on this quilt. I really like the pattern, fabric and yes the scalloped edges. I forget about doing something besides straight edges. Thanks for sharing. Think I will try some scalloped edges.Quilting is great also. BrendaK

DebraK

that fabric is perfect for a scalloped edge. You did a great job.

kountrykreation

Love the scallops, fabric, love the quilt, absolutely beautiful!

Neesie

So pretty!!!!! I've always wanted to do a scalloped border; this just may be the inspiration I need!

JenDale

What a very pretty quilt. The fabrics suit the pattern perfectly and I love the fabrics.