The Decadent Victorian didn't make it all the way home with me, as my Mum insisted it would look great on their coffee table *lol*:
I had a lot of fun playing with quilting shapes on this one - lots and lots of curvy lines, not a single one of them actually a perfect curve:
The Plan C was simply stippled in the centre - I think that suits the scrappy look of it - and the borders are crosshatched.
And have a look at the binding. Do you have one of these?
I got the idea from someone's blog - sorry I don't remember which one any longer. They are leftover bindingstrips from all projects I have bound using 2.25" strips, and work wonderful when binding completely scrappy projects.
Stay creative and have a lovely weekend!
Hugs and stitches from Anne Ida
6 comments:
Smart! Men hva har du dem på?
Both your quilts are beautiful! I love the scrappy look!
Dette ble jo veldig fint!!
Skjønner hvorfor moren din ville beholde den ene!! Passe veldig bra på bordet der ja :O)
Plan C fikke et veldig flott uttrykk med quiltingen!! Det fikk duken også :O) FLink du!!!
Håper du nyter sommeren!!
Klem fra Yvonne :O)
I love the scrappy Plan C! I've been thinking of making some of the Schnibbles using a scrappy palette since I generally don't work with specific fabric lines.
Thanks for the great binding idea! I always seem to have a small amount leftover and have been pressing and cutting it up, but I like your idea better. I can never seem to get the crease out anyway. Off to the beach with the family for a week, but am bringing a sewing project - wedding quilt I'm trying to get done in a hurry. It's all cut and ready to sew.
What a clever idea. Love your quilts.
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