Continuing the topic of scallop borders from my
previous post, I should have shown this option:
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Another super easy way to get a scalloped border is to quilt one!
I used my sets of swag rulers from Handiquilter |
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I wanted to use this stripe for the binding, but
only had fat quarters, so I did a lot of piecing. |
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| We finally had a little sunshine to show off the quilting! |
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Temecula Anniversary Row Quilt
I loaded this on my machine a while back but didn't have time to quilt it right away. When I realized retreat time was coming up and I needed a quilt to donate to the facilities fund raising auction, I had to get to work! I planned to donate my Scrappy Trip Around the World top, so I managed to get the Row quilt done with some freehand and ruler work in order to be able to load the Trip quilt. |
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| Yay! The Trip quilt is quilted and bound. I used an all over panto design. |
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| I may not get to post Stitch Therapy photos until after retreat, but I had to show you Jeanne's antique quilt she brought to show us--beautifully quilted by Rebecca Anakala! |
Your swag border quilting is really pretty. I love this quilt--and the binding is perfect. Lovely work...have a safe and wonderful weekend Julierose
ReplyDeleteI love the quilting on your Temecula row quilt! What a fun idea to do scallops. I was out all day today on a shop hop and found more Minick and Simpson fabric for the border of mine. It has been there with borders that I had in my stash but didn't "love." Now maybe I will like these better and can get it finished!
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