Once I had all the inner quilting done, I took the quilt off
the frame as I’ve always wanted to quilt feathers all around the centre on a
border. Doing this experimental on a
customer quilt, scared me somewhat so what better opportunity than with this
quilt. The only problem was that I had
very little backing to two sides of the quilt, which means I won’t be able to
turn the quilt and the border will have to be done in sections on both
sides. This will lead to plenty of
starts and stops, not quite my idea of fun. Here is the quilted centre, ready
for me to mark the borders.
Hubby is out of town for business and I’m not sure for how
long, all depends on the project, so I treated myself to watching a movie but
what a disappointment this turned out to be.
I can never judge a movie by the preview and I honestly think they take
the scariest sections, slam them all together to make one believe it will be
good to watch.
Yesterday evening we had a ladies’ night and as usual, it was
fun, fun, fun! There is nothing like
spending time with good, honest friends but the headache and memory loss the next morning is less fun.
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