I bought the fabric for the borders on clearance when I was in Dell Rapids, so I only paid $12 for the entire top! The jelly roll was won in a drawing Cindy from Blue Bird Sewing had. It had words and was very directional, so I cut the borders lengthwise. I measured all the borders and the entire top was sewn with the 1/4" foot. For those of you who know me well. I almost always sew with the walking foot and I don't always measure my borders the "correct" way. I actually took the time to do so on this quilt.
Thurs. night Paul was home, so he watched Mikaela so I could measure and get the borders put on. It's now ready for quilting. I just have to put the backing together, but I haven't been home long enough to do that yet. I do have all the fabric, so it will go together quickly!
12 comments:
Very pretty quilt. What pattern did you use? I have a jelly roll and haven't decided on a pattern yet and I really like this one!
Looks great!
What a pretty quilt! I used Blush jelly rolls to make a postage stamp quilt, but I think your pattern really suits the fabric. Great!
that looks great. I LOVE that border fabric with it and it was totally worth the time it took to cut them the long way. Great top!
That is such a beautiful quilt, love it!
So nice. I love the fabric. :)
So pretty! Nice pick for the borders!
I love Blush and this quilt is awesome!
Beautiful - love these fabrics!!
my fav fabrics and a good pattern to show them off.
Love the colors! I think I have some of your border fabric in my stash set aside for pillow cases.
That's a very pretty quilt. Love the Blush!
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