Put your foot down 228

Whats under my foot

Put your foot down 228, a weekly linky party every Thursday. Stop by and share your quilt WIP’s, UFO’s, finishes, or any fiber arts projects.

Work continues on these patchwork blocks, I don’t have updated photos though. There was a mishap while trying to get ahead. One evening after I sewed some of these blocks together I decided to go ahead and cut my backing and load it on the frame. It wasn’t until I had it loaded on the frame and ready for batting I realized it. After measuring I rolled it up to cut it to size. Apparently I got a little close to the fold in a few spots because there are vertical slices down the center of my backing. Lights off for the night, lol.

So, the next night I measured and cut more carefully. I was so cautious with the cutting but not so much with measuring. This time the backing was about 10″ too narrow. If you are thinking I turned off the lights again you would be correct. Third times the charm.

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Purring Cottage shared her Autumn Jubilee. I love fall quilts and this one is beautiful.

Canadian Needle Nana shared this jewel from a thrift store. Can you believe someone would let this go?

What’s under your foot?

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4 Comments

  1. Oh wow, Denise! I would be right there with you turning those lights out! Glad you got it the third time. The second one I could live with, the first one…UGH! But, you can cut it in squares and make a pieced backing for a smaller quilt.

    1. I saved both. The second can be used on a smaller quilt and the first, I could stitch a seam down the fabric to close up my mishap or smaller projects.

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