I was determined to get this quilt quilted yesterday. I basted it about the 3rd week of January and it has been draped over the bars of my longarm ever since. I quilted it on my Babylock straight stitch machine. Three sessions spread out over the day was the right way to tackle it. I have trimmed it so it is ready for binding.
I tried several reds for binding but the border fabric has a rust background with red in the print and I couldn't find anything I liked with it. My next thought was a purple but then I saw this green and I like it with both the front and the back. I'll made a final decision this morning and get it done.
The green works well with the bight border print. Nice choice!
ReplyDeleteI like the green, I think it works very well. Beautiful quilt.
ReplyDeleteGreen works great. I have a quilt loaded on the long arm, just waiting. Due to headaches and neck spasms, it keeps sitting there. Today, I hope I can get it going.
ReplyDeleteI like that green with it too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a bright and cheerful quilt on this winter's day!
ReplyDeleteThe green looks good from where I am sitting! Received the fabric yesterday. The African scraps are great and ones I did not have. The check is in the mail. Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteThe green looks great with it.
ReplyDeleteYou are on a big finishing streak to start off 2016!
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful quilt and I like the green too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful choices. As always...
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The green is good, but being a PURPLE PERSON I would have gone with purple, even though I did not see your purple! Beautiful quilt.
ReplyDeleteI to like the green you've chosen for the binding - and I love the border fabric!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty quilt and the green binding looks great!
ReplyDeleteAnother gorgeous quilt and the green binding is great, another colour lesson for me. I am in love with your backing fabric, can you tell me what it is?
ReplyDeleteThis really is a beautiful quilt. I just keep coming back to look at it as the bold, bright, warm, happy colors keep drawing me in. Thank you so much for sharing this progress. :)
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