For my neighbors
07-25-2021, 01:09 AM
#12
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Posts: 3,654
Wow!
I bet your neighbors are still smiling from receiving your awesome quilt! Did you like using the unbleached legacy muslin for your backing? I have not tried muslin yet for a backing.Does it wrinkle more than regular quilting cotton?
I made this for Christmas for my neighbors across the street who are just fantastic! They are both very active in our local Historical Society, enjoy antiques and are wonderful salt of the earth people, I am so thankful to have them as neighbors and to count them as friends. I loved making this pattern, it was quick (3 weeks of casual sewing) and the end result is a wonderful quilt! I already made a very modern and bright quilt for their daughter 2 Years ago and it was well received by both her and her parents. This is the 3rd quilt I have done on my Innova, I am still learning, but so happy I bought it! Thanks for looking.
Pattern: Monterrey Medallions
Fabric : Kansas Troubles -Prairie Dreams
Background - Bella Solids Eggshell
Backing- Unbleached Legacy Muslin
Batting- Hobbs 80/20
Pantograph- Mandarin Lace
Size- 90x90 Queen Size
Pattern: Monterrey Medallions
Fabric : Kansas Troubles -Prairie Dreams
Background - Bella Solids Eggshell
Backing- Unbleached Legacy Muslin
Batting- Hobbs 80/20
Pantograph- Mandarin Lace
Size- 90x90 Queen Size
07-25-2021, 04:39 AM
#17
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Ohio
Posts: 2,946
Copycat- I absolutely adore Legacy Muslin for backings and it doesn’t wrinkle anymore than regular cotton, in fact I would say even less so. It has a soft silky hand, it comes in 45, 60, 90, 108 & 118 widths, bleached & unbleached. I buy it by the bolt but only when I have a coupon. I have several quilts backed with this and they hold up well and continue to get softer and softer with each wash, and I don’t have to piece my backing.
