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Finally done: Ragged Hearts Quilt. It was fun to make, in spite of machine problems. For the batting I used the fusible iron type. It worked up pretty well, no tucks. This is the third project I've quilted on my machine. What an adventure! 
Baby Vintage Squares: another fun to make, raw edges, 2.5 inch squares, drew a grid, used a glue stick, one step quilting top batting and back, split a jelly roll with 2 other people.
Quilts are very difficult to photograph! Babies would/will be much much easier!!! I'm thinkin' I need a grand baby real soon. ~~Take Care. ~D Spack~
8 comments:
The hearts quilt is really cute. The tiny squares sounds hard. The baby one turned out cute, but I thought you didn't like to use rickrack. I can't see the french notes. Maybe you could post a picture of your favorite babies--N, A, B, A, N, and O. Love, Karen
Diane, No comment. You know I mean french knots. Just a little destracted trying to figure out what Michelle Obama said that has the media all worked up. Karen
Yea KNOTS! Rick Rack is cute, but tricky in some aspects~~like begining and ending it and the 'curlingafterbeingwashedfactor'
DES
The ragged hearts quilt turned out great. All that work really did pay off. Your picture of the stiched baby quilt turned out a lot better. I really do want to try to make one of the vintage squares sometime, if I had a sewing machine we could do it in March, but alas...
These quilts are all adorable. I love the heart one. I need to make one like that. It would fun to do it really scrappy.
I really like all the quilts. They turned out really really nice. (fierce!!)
The hearts are darling. Tell me about that fusible batting. I'm very curious about how it works.
I really love squares so I really like the little squares quilt. I love the light color separating all the others. It turned out really nice.
The other one is very sweet and of course I love the rickrack.
Great job on all of them!
Your heart quilt turned out so wonderful. Love the baby quilt with the rickrack. That must have been a little tricky to use.
Beautiful, just beautiful!
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