Santa panel made into a Quilt
10-18-2011, 07:01 AM
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I have finished my very simple Santa door panel quilt. I posted a while back ISO a Santa door panel so I could make it into a quilt for my son and I and dh can snuggle under while watching Christmas specials this year. Murphy was kind enough to send one to me. THANK YOU Murphy!!! I hope I did it justice with the borders I put on it. The backing is red with the old time light bulbs that use to be used outside. My son picked out the backing. I think he did great. I used Warm & Natural. I normally post pictures after I do the binding, but was to excited and I couldnt wait lol
The next picture is for True4uca. Here is a picture of what this quilt looks like on my frame. You can see that I am at the end of the quilt. That is 95" rolled up on the bar. The quilt is 70" wide. I could easily add another 4" to another quilt if I wanted to make a wider one. The panto that I used was the 3" stippling. I only had to adjust my laser one time during the quilting process. and the very last row I free handed. You cant tell it by the picture, but I did :)
How did I do?
The next picture is for True4uca. Here is a picture of what this quilt looks like on my frame. You can see that I am at the end of the quilt. That is 95" rolled up on the bar. The quilt is 70" wide. I could easily add another 4" to another quilt if I wanted to make a wider one. The panto that I used was the 3" stippling. I only had to adjust my laser one time during the quilting process. and the very last row I free handed. You cant tell it by the picture, but I did :)
How did I do?
Santa quilt 70 x 95 without binding
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view on my frame. That is 95" rolled up on that bar.
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