But he asked me to go along and so I grabbed up a quilt that had been hanging around for over 6 months with the binding waiting to be completed---guess what I'll be doing as we run errands? :-)
Love the spiderweb design on this one! Was thinking of maybe quilting my nearly insane with this pattern---do I dare??
Ah, Spiderwebs.
ReplyDeleteOne day I was doing a hand-quilting demonstration where we were quilting hearts in the setting blocks of a quilt.
An elderly woman came by and said she had made the same quilt but, "It was for my own bed and I refuse to put hearts on a quilt for my bed. Those days are long over."
I asked what she quilted.
She replied, with a grin, "Spiderwebs."
Are you hand quilting your nearly insane?
ReplyDeleteMarianne of dblmstudio@charter.net
Oh, I love those kind of days...time with my sweetie and sewing. Life is good!
ReplyDeleteI love that spiderweb pattern, although Lynn's story made me laugh.
ReplyDeleteI love the spiderwebs! Are they easy to do?
ReplyDeleteAre those a panto or free motion webs?
ReplyDeleteLovin the spiderwebs
ReplyDeleteI hand quilted spider webs on one of my very first quilts. I love them! But not in the house for real of course. You are so lucky you can sew/read in the car. I get an instant headache and then get car sick.
ReplyDeleteXOXOXO Subee
I love the spider web as well. If I lived closer to you I would have the binding done for you. I love that step.
ReplyDeleteMaryella
I too was wondering if the webs were a panto? I sure would love to do some of them on a quilt.
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