Jen Kingwell blocks and finished quilts
04-04-2019, 12:27 PM
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Thank you Blue Bell!
OK, I think you're right. I personally don't fancy an almost black binding. Because it will not be quilted in quite some time it's not sure which fabric I still have left. It's a Kingwell though, everything goes
(except black LOL)
OK, I think you're right. I personally don't fancy an almost black binding. Because it will not be quilted in quite some time it's not sure which fabric I still have left. It's a Kingwell though, everything goes
(except black LOL)
04-04-2019, 01:05 PM
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Anael....this is truly a fabulous finish of this pattern. I truly love this. Beautifully executed! Typically, I choose a darker color for binding cuz I like the framing aspect of the look....it would also tie-in to the center framed work...however, The more I look,at it the more I like a color that won't stand in contrast to the quilt colors....I...multi-colored would look so cool. Could use up scraps...t would look like the quilt never ended and just spills over. It will be awesome no matter what!!
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04-05-2019, 12:07 AM
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You could make your binding now and put in a ziplock Baggie...store it with the quilt until you are ready to quilt it. You have the quilt size and already know what the length needed will be. I do this with all my quilts since the fabric is already out (unless I use the scraps from backing trim after LA)...and that way I'm ready for when it's returned from LA....but, of course, I quilt mine right away... Unlike you UFOr's...lol!,
Unlike you UFOr's...lol!,
04-05-2019, 02:56 AM
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