The best bit is the lovely fabric on the back
- I really find pastels really hard to work with, and don't think this quilt works particularly well. At least it's finished, and nobody could hate it, could they?
While I was in a completion mode, I finished the binding on this Linus quilt. It's mainly Mile A Minute, with a central heart block and four corner blocks from my donated orphans store. Many thanks for those blocks - they work perfectly!

I have quilted it simply, with a heart in each block.

I used a freezer paper heart which I ironed onto each block and then free machine quilted round it. 

As you can see, I wobbled a bit, here and there, but I don't think anyone will notice!
2 comments:
Both quilts are lovley. I love the baby quilt and the backing fabric is perfect.
Love the peas in a pod!
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