I put the quilt though a rinse cycle to remove some of the blue markings. Used two insulation boards covered with a sheet, measured, and pin every two inches. Now for the drying time (all day).... then I will square it up and put the binding on.
Monday, February 28, 2011
Quilt Blocking for Show
I put the quilt though a rinse cycle to remove some of the blue markings. Used two insulation boards covered with a sheet, measured, and pin every two inches. Now for the drying time (all day).... then I will square it up and put the binding on.
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4 comments:
So glad that you will put it in a show, how did you do with the "pleat" you can put the recipe on the back, think that would be great.
Love gramma's apron quilt also, maybe I will send you an apron!!!
Your quilt looks beautiful Rebecca, its interesting to see how you block it. Do love your qilting.
nice to see how you block your quilts--I haven't done that to mine-space would be an issue for me.
I always like to enter a quilt after I 'judge it' myself to see if I'm on the same page with the judges.
Most of the time I agree with their critique and the positive remarks as well. It's definately a confidence booster/motivator.
Ok, where have you been hiding, can't take that long to block a quilt!!!!
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