
It's Saturday night and I'm ready to quilt. Last night I finished string piecing the squares. I'm loving the green-orange combination.

Here are the borders. I wish I had yards and yards of that Mary Ellen Hopkins circular design fabric in every colorway.

I always make my bias binding before I start quilting so I'm ready to complete the quilt after the quilting is done. Generally I make three-inch wide tape and then fold it in half to sew it on the quilt.

After pressing the tape in half, I have 150 inches of tape to go around the entire quilt.

The pin basting is completed. While this is really a basting technique for machine quilting, I love it for these small quilts because it speeds up the basting process so much. The batting is Warm and Natural. I machine wash and dry these baby quilts before I give them because they are meant to be used.

The hoop is on and I'm ready to start hand quilting.
2 comments:
such a sweet quilt!
Thanks, Cat!
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