I think the randomly placed "straight" rows will look great for this quilt - somehow a lot of rows never look straight either :) love the binding on the first one.
Hi Wanda, my straight is always wiggly, and yours' looks pretty darn straight to me. I received a couple of ergonomic rotary cutters that I'm anxious to try, as soon as I get some free time. Have a great day!
I think the randomly placed "straight" rows will look great for this quilt - somehow a lot of rows never look straight either :) love the binding on the first one.
ReplyDeleteYour binding choice is ideal! Looks great.
ReplyDeletePerfect binding choice! The lines are fine. I would rather see human lines than non human made super straight lines. They show the hand of the maker.
ReplyDeleteOh I wish I had been so productive this weekend! Apparently I needed a couple days off.
ReplyDeleteHi Wanda, my straight is always wiggly, and yours' looks pretty darn straight to me. I received a couple of ergonomic rotary cutters that I'm anxious to try, as soon as I get some free time. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteStraight lines are always so hard to accomplish. Yours don't look wiggly. That is a great binding choice.
ReplyDeleteLiking both quilts Wanda!! Your straight lines don't look too wiggly to me!
ReplyDeleteLove all the work you have done on these 2 quilts - lovely colours:)
ReplyDeleteI really like the backing for your summery quilt, nice floral pattern.
ReplyDeleteThat binding fabric looks about perfect from here. And your wiggly lines sure aren't showing up on the screen.
ReplyDeleteFor sewing binding - always start in the middle of a long side. That way the home stretch is shorter!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it funny? You just never know what will be the perfect choice, but I think you got it! Your lines looks pretty straight to me.
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