
I started quilting it today.

This is the greatest picture of the quilting, but then the quilting still looks pretty amatuerish. I probably won't try a quilt like this again because of the "lump"s. The places where 4 seams meet. I pressed it, I thought, really good and yet I still am running into the "lumps"
Oh well, back to the sewing table. :)
Hope you have a great day.

P.S. This is my 50th blog. YAY!!! At my 100th, maybe I will have a give-away. :) Okay, maybe the 75th.
Next time you have a quilt with lumps where the seams all meet try flattening the seams with a hammer ( use an old cutting board or stack of magazines underneath) before you start quilting. It will help a great deal.
ReplyDeleteThanks Janice. I will try that. This one is still on, I wasn't able to work on it all weekend.
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