Krystyna

It seems like months ago that I asked for help with a strip quilt I started and regretted the method almost at once. I had a gigantic bin of strips that I got at a tag sale at the home of a fabric designer. I just started sewing them together without a foundation. Big mistake. Once I finally had some squares together, I started to quilt and my machine promptly died. The intention was a fast throw to protect new furniture from my furbabes. Well, months later the thing was draped over my banister and I just wanted it DONE. I cheated and serged the edge. This was a learning curve and I will tell you that I learned a lot about what NOT to do! As for keeping the furbabes off the furniture, well, as you'll see, that didn't work out too well. *sigh*

loves_2_quilt

Sorry you had so much trouble, I like the quilt.

BLAP

Very pretty.

amma

Beautiful! Puppy loves it too

Tweety2911

I like the quilt also and had to laugh at your cutie who knows where to find warmth filled with love!

barri1

Love the quilt.. I sure wish you would give me a hint when there is a fabric tag sale on our island.. You can't possibly buy all that they are selling..
Is the furbaby a puggle?
Barri

Cottontop

I like the colors and design. Don't be too hard on yourself. Blessings.

QM

It looks good. I made the same error in omitting the foundation, if that is any consolation to you. Yes, we sew things without foundations all the time, but they are a major help in any form of string piecing or other crumb quilt. I think it is faster with them too because you know how close to finsihed you are without measuring.

Grandma Peg

Looks very nice, sorry you had problems.

Peggy Jeanne

It turned out really nice!