I have to stretch the bottom some before I batt and quilt. I have learned a lot
about not edging quilts with bias pieces! This is a Kaffe Fassett paper-piecing pattern.
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Dear Lauren,
Your quilts are BEAU-tiful.
Whats with the NOT edging quilts with bias pieces? I thought that was the rule.
If you are anywhere near G Street in Rockville Maryland, they have Kaffe Fassett binding from 2006 for the low low price of $2.00 a yard. When I was in Bethesda for my fall visit to Nancy, we made our usual pilgramage to G Street ... I love their sign ... Fabrics By the Bolt - Dreams By the Yard.
I had already made my purchaces when I saw the Kaffe Fassett binding.
Did I buy any?
Oy.
Woulda coulda shoulda.
Love,
Ellen
mmmm, and who is this Ellen?
Ha ha ... I'm your Mom's friend, and Nancy's sister.
La la la ...
Posted by: Ellen | October 31, 2007 at 01:10 PM