This is the design for a new donated project our monthly Thursday night quilters want to make. This is the first batik fabric I've purchased - yes I love it, but there is so much standard cotton to use! It's called Eli's Wheel and is a free pattern at Moda Bake Shop. 
Rocky Road to Kansas. My last Hurrah of fall - basting in the garage, where I set up the 2 tables, and put legs on legs, to keep from bending over for pinning. This job from beginning to end (assuming all is pressed) takes about 45-60 minutes, from set-up to take down. Now to get to the quilting, my favorite part, although I haven't a clue as to quilting design.
Here's what I decided for the border. More stash use-up.
Today is lovely, but icy, snow, drizzle coming our way.
Happy Quilting!
I like that quilt!
ReplyDeleteAnd I think I have the same tables - in my garage as well... and the same pvc pipe ! Have fun quilting...
Love your border choice, it's going to be a fab quilt :)
ReplyDeleteThat border adds some va-va-va-voom!
ReplyDeleteYou have the basting process down to a science! Good job!
ReplyDeleteUh-oh, once you start with batiks, they worm their way into your stash regardless of how much regular cotton you already have. : )
I am liking both of these designs.
Love the new design you are working on and the one you just basted. I just hate that part of getting a quilt done. Would be happy if someone would just jump up and volunteer to baste my large quilts - you would see a happy dance from me if that ever happened!
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