I am linking up with Jessica over at Life Under Quilts for her Monday Morning Star Count,
Http://lifeunderquilts.blogspot.com
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Christine
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Monday Morning Star Count
I am almost finished with my Grant Park hexi table runner. I have the binding ready to go and the backing all picked out. It just needs to be sandwiched and quilted. I find the quilting part to be the hardest decision for me to make when it comes to quilting. I can't figure out how I want to quilt it, free motion, hand quilt, so it will sit around in a plastic bag for awhile. (so sad)
Sorry for the fuzzy picture, not a good picture day.
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I love this one! I think a simple meander would be best.
ReplyDeleteLovely colours! Don't over think the quilting. It'll be prettier finished on a table that in a bag hidden away. I sometimes have trouble free- motioning over EPP because of the uneven layers, but my machine is a little temperamental...
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Done is better han perfect. Hand quilting wouldn't be so difficult.
ReplyDeleteOops, I meant to say better than perfect!
DeleteLoving that pencil thin blue strip, the perfect thing to separate the hexie from other area.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I have a charm pack of Grant Park, and decided I don't like the pattern I had originally chosen for it. I might just borrow your hexie idea!!
ReplyDeleteLove it! I agree with Karen the blue strip really adds some nice definition. I would opt for hand quilting but I may be a bit biased :)
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