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I love the bold, bright colors---beautiful!
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I'd use strips of your fabric for the binding. Just sew the different ones together into one long strip and sew it on. Try not to have a joined seam at a corner tho. You might want to lay it on to make sure that won't happen before you start sewing it on. Good luck. This sure is bright and pretty. Who wouldn't wake up with a smile after sleeping under this quilt?
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A Bright Beautiful Jewel.
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Originally Posted by fireworkslover
I'd use strips of your fabric for the binding. Just sew the different ones together into one long strip and sew it on. Try not to have a joined seam at a corner tho. You might want to lay it on to make sure that won't happen before you start sewing it on. Good luck. This sure is bright and pretty. Who wouldn't wake up with a smile after sleeping under this quilt?
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I love the quilt! I am a blue person so I would use the light blue for backing and binding!
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This hanky, panky quilt is even worse than the one I just finished. I need a break.
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I made a smaller version a few months ago. It's hanging in my entry hall. I used a bright single fabric for the backing. Pieced backs make for more seams. I find the seams get in the way of the quilting.
I love your colors. Very bright. Here's mine. Feather wreath quilt [ATTACH=CONFIG]8310[/ATTACH] |
Very beautiful, thank you for sharing.
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I have no answers to your questions. but your quilt is just great. so nice and bright. I love it. thank you for sharing. Penny
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Sooo beautiful some day hope to do that one. Great colors
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