Another improv scrappy quilt on the way....sewing rows of blacks together now. Another two rows, then sewing the rows together, then laying out for quilting and pinning. Problem is that my Pfaff is going into the shop and that is what I want to be quilting this on. Preferably free motion quilting. I did purchase some Wonderfil company prewound bobbins. Lovely pink and the thread is called DecoBob. 60 weight. Lovely stuff. In Class 15 that fits my machines.
I mean to use these pink bobbins in the quilting with my pink thread - maybe quilting it with MaxiLock or Signature but have not decided yet.
Meanwhile we got snow! March still means Winter here. Spring has to come later though, so that is the good news!
Sewing and learning fabric arts at my own pace...puttering in the sewing room...
Thursday, March 8, 2018
Friday, March 2, 2018
Quilt backing...Raglan Top and Doll Clothes...
Just a cheery picture of the backing for my Summer Quilt. I figure any mistakes on the back stitching will be well hidden by the busy touch here in this fabric! :) Plus it is very Summery! There is a Nor'Easter going on out there this minute, and I would rather think about Spring coming soon.
Meanwhile I cut out the knit raglan top I have talked about for a long time. Breezy Raglan. From It's Always Autumn. LOVE her patterns!
And then I measured Connie, my doll, for new clothing. I want to compare the measurements of the doll to the pattern pieces to ensure enough room to get then on her. She is a vintage composite - soft body doll and not easy to dress. In addition, I am readying kitchen towels for embroidery - it turns out I love redwork patterns and vintage looks like we did by hand on towels all those decades ago. Towels seem to be my fav - kitchen towels. :) My SE400 is turning out to be so much fun! Brother makes it easy for anyone to afford a machine plus to start some embroidery as well.
Meanwhile I cut out the knit raglan top I have talked about for a long time. Breezy Raglan. From It's Always Autumn. LOVE her patterns!
And then I measured Connie, my doll, for new clothing. I want to compare the measurements of the doll to the pattern pieces to ensure enough room to get then on her. She is a vintage composite - soft body doll and not easy to dress. In addition, I am readying kitchen towels for embroidery - it turns out I love redwork patterns and vintage looks like we did by hand on towels all those decades ago. Towels seem to be my fav - kitchen towels. :) My SE400 is turning out to be so much fun! Brother makes it easy for anyone to afford a machine plus to start some embroidery as well.
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