The zig zag is holding the seams nice and flat so I am expecting it to be easier to quilt than the one I did last month. Now I have switch gears and get some little projects done.
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Zig Zag done.......
The zig zag is holding the seams nice and flat so I am expecting it to be easier to quilt than the one I did last month. Now I have switch gears and get some little projects done.
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Not only is your work area linty so is the machine. I am amazed at the amount of lint from sewing with these fabrics. I had forgotten because as you say working with the quilting cottons has far less. Chris
I am just about to start quilting my first flannel quilt - I expect my machine will need a good clean when I am done!
That will be a fun quilt for a young boy.....or any male for that matter!
I love how you zigzagged the seams. Great idea. How is your dad?
This looks rugged and warm and wonderul!!
I like how your flannel-jeans-corduroy quilt turned out. I have some jeans I want to use for my sister's grandson but I can't make up my mind what to do with them. I thought about a cathedral window sort of thing that wouldn't need to be quilted. I really want to use these because they belonged to my sister, her grandson just went into his second year of college and I want to do this for him.
The extra time you are taking with the zig-zagging, for easier quilting .... also adds a look of home spun comfort .
J~MT
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