Here are 7 table runners that Carolyn made. She had the backing and batting cut for each of them. I stitched the backings together and loaded them all at once, floating each table runner as it's backing advanced. She's all set for Christmas.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Quilts from his shirts
Dottie made these quilts and pillow tops for Diana, who lost her husband. She did a great job and I'm sure they will be a wonderful comfort to her children. She chose Stars and Loops pantograph and I used Hobbs 80/20 batting. The backing is denim, so they are quite heavy.
Here are 7 table runners that Carolyn made. She had the backing and batting cut for each of them. I stitched the backings together and loaded them all at once, floating each table runner as it's backing advanced. She's all set for Christmas.
Here are 7 table runners that Carolyn made. She had the backing and batting cut for each of them. I stitched the backings together and loaded them all at once, floating each table runner as it's backing advanced. She's all set for Christmas.
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That is a wonderful idea to make shirts for each of the children. And to have a head start on Christmas is another wonderful thing.
You Go Girl..........
Love the quilts and table runners. I have had the idea to load multiple runners but haven't. I am new to long arm quilting, how did you do it? Every use spray basting on the long arm projects? I have tried floating scraps on the side of the quilt and it nests on the bottom. Any advice would be appreciated.
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