I tried basting with 505 spray baste. It was a nightmare! I put the top on after I glued the batting to the backing using the ironing board . To glue the top I tacked the backing and batting to the wall in husband's wood shop and with husband's help finally got the sandwich together. It stays pretty good but to me impossible to get wrinkles out using the ironing board. If you try it on the floor, you gum up everything, on the wall everything gets distorted! Well it is done now. To stabilize more with some stitch in the ditch with sewing machine.
Will let you know how it goes.😢🌻
Sunday, 27 September 2015
2014 retreat quilt
Saturday, 26 September 2015
Bad things happen to good quilters
This is a great book written by Joan Ford. I have her scrap therapy books, the two of them, and I loved them both. This is her third book I think and love it too!
I also follow her blog.
I will be doing Flower Bed from her second book at the next quilting retreat this fall. It is my first quilt of hers and I am already happy that I am using scrap for this.
My idea on scraps is that I find it so fun to use fabric left over from prior projects. Those leftover, are fabrics that I loved and to revisit them again is so much fun. Some I remember exactly the quilt and some not at all. Still it is great fun. It also seems that I kind of buy the same style of fabrics and same family of colors.
That makes the scrappy quilt in my mind come together beautifully.
No pics for today but now going to work on some blocks.
Friday, 18 September 2015
Rip or not. Ribbit
Secret drawer block
Wednesday, 16 September 2015
More from come walk in my garden quilt









