Although, can I ask what I was thinking when I used the highest loft possible for the batting?! Oh. I know what I was thinking. I didn't want to piece a batting, and WalMart is sold out of every batting size except crib. I had a roll of extra high loft, twin size in my closet and deemed it the best answer for the quilt.
Spent the evening quilting a meander. Started around 6:30, finished a bit after 9:30 with a couple breaks.
Surprisingly, the biggest thing that help me push on was keeping myself hydrated. Any time I started to feel myself waning in efforts, I'd just take a couple sips of water and keep on pedaling.
Now it's 10pm, I'm gonna hit the shower then go to bed! The binding can be dealt with tomorrow.
Good night! :)
Leah
10 comments:
Love what you did with the quilting. Looks awesome! Enjoy a good night sleep.
Wow, Leah.. you're a champ. It looks great!
It looks lovely. You did a great job!
Wowzer, you were really rockin' and rollin' yesterday. You did great!
The quilt looks quite masculine, he should love it!
The quilt is beautiful. As are all the quilts you make. Job well done.
wonderful job as usual
enjoy your Christmas
WTG! It's great - I love anything in green, and the quilting looks nice too.
Very cute Leah, your quilting looks lovely. I don't use anything when I'm closing pins either - I guess I'm just not a gadget kind of girl?
*hugs*
Tazzie
:-)
Hi Leah,
I love your quilt. Want to make one for 22 year old grandson for next Christmas like that! Am an amateur quilter and was wondering how large the squares are if you have time to answer. I would want to make a standard bed size one. If you prefer you can e-mail me. Thanks so much. Nancy D.
Your stippling looks really neat and even, so nice! :) Hope you have a wonderful Christmas! :)
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