Then I had each girl use a hand needle and sew the patches together.
Once upon a time hand sewing was an art and tiny stitches were a girls pride.
So practiced tiny hand stitching, running stitches.
They each had the freedom to pick fabrics from my cotton quilting fabric.
I did go through it first and weed out any pieces I had big plans for.
They loved being the one to decide what colors and where they went.
What you don't see is the finished quilt I haven't take a photo of that yet!
We used the technique for self binding where you fold the backing over onto the front.
You cut the backing larger than the front.
Fold in the corners. Press then fold up edge and then fold over again over top
pieced and pin in place. We zigzag stitched it on. You get lovely mitered corners that way.
1 comment:
That is so cool Daryllyn! I'm totally going to do this with Babes! Love it!
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