I finished the binding on the red and green mini quilt. It did not take very long to hand stitch the binding. This one I'm keeping :)
I don't think I'll ever tire of red and green quilts! Having no specific larger quilt to piece at the moment, I rummaged in the Hoosier cabinet for more smalls to play with. I had made myself one of the stitch-and-turn mug mats/hot pads with the faux binding technique from Crafty Staci's website.
I used the same fabric for the backing as the faux binding and think it reinforced the binding look.
I previously made a doll quilt from leftover HST pieces and a mini charm pack, and decided to try the faux binding on this size as well.
My thought is to cut a backing piece the size of the unfinished top and add faux binding strips to it. I'd complete the project by layering with batting, stitching and turning the quilt, then adding quilting. It should be much easier to stitch and turn this larger patchwork than the mug mats!
If the process is not too painful, I'll try it with these colorful minis from the unfinished block box.
The never-empty scrap drawers keep my mind twirling!
2 comments:
OH cool!! Loving your scraps! I too am making some of the four patch surrounded by triangles....that is a fun one.
I envy you all your progress even if the projects are small!
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