Creekbed is sandwiched and basted; I just need to decide how I want to quilt it. I suspect that will work itself out this month, because once I figure out how I want to quilt it, I won't be able to put it down. What I'd really like to do is get the braid quilt off the wall, where it's been hanging all month. I have batting and backing all set to go - it just needs the borders attached and binding cut. So my October goal will be to have that ready to be quilted.
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really pretty Sally. I wondered if on your really curvy quilting, since you were not happy with some distortion, if you want to use a firmer backing, or spray baste. I do not like the idea of spray baste but if you're working with a lot of stretch... Some quilts just require walking foot or more pins, or whatever you are comfortable with to stabilize them.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter bought me the braid pattern and ruler. I only just made one little quilt with it, but hope to get my WIP's under control and make a larger one.
ReplyDeleteNow.....how on earth did October sneak up on us??!! It sounds as if you are as busy as a bee, Sally. Your Creekbed is looking great.
ReplyDeleteNice quilt. Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and good luck with your project.
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