Way back in June I attended the Fat Quarterly Retreat in London. I happily signed up for the Jelly Roll Race Quilt and quickly swiped the Sew Stitchy Jelly Roll for my quilt.
I couldn't do it all in one go as I was too busy flitting around talking but John very kindly timed all my segments. I am known amongst my family for being unbearingly slightly competitive so when it got to the last 10 minutes I was stitching like a demon. I can't say these are the best seams ever but I got the quilt top sewn up in the fastest time of 1 hour and 8 minutes.
I might have sewn the top together quickly but I wasn't quite so fast at finishing the quilt. It has lingered in my UFO pile for quite a while until I finally backed it with some Ikea fabric (to tone the pinkness of it down). It then lingered again waiting for its binding.
I chose a fabric from Sherbet Pips for the binding - its not the perfect match but once it was on there was no way it was coming off.
I'm rather taken with the back wonky straight line quilting and all. And I am very pleased to have another finish off my list of Work in Progress quilts.
I chose a fabric from Sherbet Pips for the binding - its not the perfect match but once it was on there was no way it was coming off.
I'm rather taken with the back wonky straight line quilting and all. And I am very pleased to have another finish off my list of Work in Progress quilts.
Well done! So good to have a finish, and this is lovely. Perfect pattern to show all Aneela's lovely prints! Next please! :)
ReplyDeleteohhh it's lovely, brings back happy memories :)
ReplyDeleteIt looks fabulous, well done on the finish
ReplyDeleteIt's so adorable!
ReplyDeleteFabulous quilt A! Well done on a successful finish! Jxo
ReplyDeleteOh yes I was there! Well done for finishing!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on getting it done!
ReplyDeleteA very nice quilt!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this quilt -- darling!
ReplyDeleteLooks great the quilting is fun too.
ReplyDeleteThey are good fun to do. I made the top of one and put borders on. I am sorry to say that is still waiting to be quilted. I love the choice of jelly roll, it is also nice to see the strips joined in a vertical line. Best wishes from Sussex. Jan
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