UFO COMPLETED
Trying to keep busy today as my son is leaving. I actually had sandwiched three quilts on Saturday, the baby quilt shown before, this one and one of my fun ruler quilts. Well, I got this one done today. It is for my husband. He loves chickens, we have had chickens as long as I can remember, not here, he really misses them.
That is my son holding up the quilt... I was reading a blog one day and she had mentioned that she serges around her quilts before she binds them (I wish I could remember what blog to give her credit), so I did it with this quilt. I can not believe how easy the binding went on. I will serge around my quilts for now on.
8 comments:
Barb yes I am drooling over your fabrics.
I have a serger hiding somewhere and serging the edges of a quilt soes not sound like a bad idea at all.
Oooh...yummy fabric! Drooling has commenced!
Cute chicken quilt. Very neat about serging the edge of the quilt before binding it. Wish I had a serger!
Now please excuse me while I go wipe my drooly chin...LOL
Great idea to serge. I always stitch mine first but serging would be quicker.
Great fabrics. I enjoy the Threads blog too.
Ooooo pretty fabric, I wish I could pet it. I can't believe you "forgot" about it.
Great guy quilt you made for your DH.
Crispy
That fabric is GORGEOUS. You make such pretty quilts (and so quickly) that I expect we'll see what you do with the fabric pretty quickly! I am ashamed to admit that my serger never came out of the box since we moved here over 5 years ago. I only used it at my other house if DH threaded it for me and was on "standby" in case I had trouble with it. I just never got the hang of it.
Love the quilt. I love the "serge around your quilt before you bind it" idea -- wish I had a serger. Maybe someday.
Oh sure, get more fabric that i love, dear heavens when will I stop!! That is just beautiful fabric and i love your chicken quilt, so much fun!!
OMG I LOVE the fabric. DROOL DROOL DROOL I guess I’ll have to start going to Etsy and looking for fabric. I just don’t like having to pay for shipping. But sometimes to get the pretty fabrics, I’ll have to do that
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