I have been working on a solid quilt using the many Kona solids I received from the Kona your wold swap. I really did have a plan, okay two plans, but now I am stuck. HELP!! Here is what I have so far.
My next step was going to be add a white border around this section. After that I wast planning on adding a small row of squares across just the top and bottom. Now I wonder if I should add a row of diamonds instead? Perhaps a solid border, then a white border and then the row of squares/diamonds? Should the row of diamonds go completely around the quilt or just at the top and bottom? Ugh! Perhaps we should go to counseling?
I just couldn't take it anymore, so that quilt has been set aside in a time out! I pulled out a few pink scraps I had and threw together this little cutie this weekend.
It is only 32 X 32 inch quilt that I donated yesterday to the South Carolina Binky Patrol.
This is a great little project to work on some new quilting designs as well as practice a few old ones. I quilted this new design called Wiggly Woven Lines from the
Free Motion Quilting Project.
I have to say this design worked out wonderfully! I was so pleased with how easy it was to use on my long-arm. This little quilt was bound up and delivered yesterday, hopefully to a child who needs a little snuggle time!
2 comments:
How about some mid-gray bricks around the outside, long enough that you can trim to a straight edge without taking the points off the white squares.
Oh, just go straight to therapy!
When I saw your Kona quilt I immediately thought of small square or diamond borders. But I like Camilla's idea of mid-grey bricks trimmed back.
Yeah, therapy's sounding good...
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