again!
I originally made this little quilt for Wesley with the green fabric on the back folded over for the binding, and had the "clear thread" (which by the way I am NOT a fan of). I saw this tutorial on a blog that was introduced to me by my Amazing, Great and Beautiful Aunt Carolyn, and decided to redo the quilt...sorry I don't have a before picture but imagine a green border around the patterned fabric and no boarder on the back (and if you could feel it - scratchy thread).
But FYI if you follow her tutorial, don't believe her when she says the corners aren't hard. If I were a cussing gal those words would have been flying when I was trying to figure out those corners! Although I will admit that after the four corners I did on this one I think I might have figured it out for the next one.
I originally made this little quilt for Wesley with the green fabric on the back folded over for the binding, and had the "clear thread" (which by the way I am NOT a fan of). I saw this tutorial on a blog that was introduced to me by my Amazing, Great and Beautiful Aunt Carolyn, and decided to redo the quilt...sorry I don't have a before picture but imagine a green border around the patterned fabric and no boarder on the back (and if you could feel it - scratchy thread).But FYI if you follow her tutorial, don't believe her when she says the corners aren't hard. If I were a cussing gal those words would have been flying when I was trying to figure out those corners! Although I will admit that after the four corners I did on this one I think I might have figured it out for the next one.
5 comments:
Cute! It looks nice and cozy! I need to get wild and try making some new things. Just might have to try that blanky!
very cute. I really like the fabric!
Well, I think it turned out really cute ;)
Very cute! I'm with ya on the corners..... I still haven't been able to figure them out.... I just gave up!
Cari
I LOVE IT!! And good luck with the garden!!
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