Machine Embroidered Baby Boy Quilt
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I just finished this machine embroidered baby quilt for a friend's new GGS. It's backed with flannel, batting is poly, embroidery on white Kona Cotton with cut-away stabelizer. I left the stabelizer under the whole blocks (I didn't cut it away) and quilted over it. I washed the finished quilt and was pleased to find that the stabelizer made the white blocks more opaque and gave them more body. ;-)
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Love the quilt!!
Question for you, how did you quilt the blocks?? I have one done like this but have not quilted it yet. Not sure if a person would go over the embroidery on the blocks or shadow the design. I also left the interfacing on for the same reason you discovered.
Question for you, how did you quilt the blocks?? I have one done like this but have not quilted it yet. Not sure if a person would go over the embroidery on the blocks or shadow the design. I also left the interfacing on for the same reason you discovered.
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Originally Posted by MoanaWahine
Love the quilt!!
Question for you, how did you quilt the blocks?? I have one done like this but have not quilted it yet. Not sure if a person would go over the embroidery on the blocks or shadow the design. I also left the interfacing on for the same reason you discovered.
Question for you, how did you quilt the blocks?? I have one done like this but have not quilted it yet. Not sure if a person would go over the embroidery on the blocks or shadow the design. I also left the interfacing on for the same reason you discovered.
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