Block 80 of 368
Still loving trims!!!
This fun block started with a stripe. I love striped fabrics. I am really getting more and more into fabrics that are difficult to mix because they have so much going on, so much movement, in themselves. Stripes are just the start - watch for the chevrons to make an appearance!.
In the meantime, here are stripes. So, I carefully lined up front and back as best I could and quilting with white thread in the white lines. I am currently using a high loft poly batting, so the furrows really puff up with the quilting.
Then I pulled out this admittedly intimidating elegant rose ribbon trim. Bright red, it is a different tone of color than the fall tones in the base fabric. I really like how they work together and decided to go with it.
I pinned it a bit offset along the lines and then quilted it down along the white quilting lines. It has a red netting backing that goes a bit beyond the ribbon flowers, so it adds a subtle shading to the fabric colors on either side. Very simple, elegant and intriguing.
This fun block started with a stripe. I love striped fabrics. I am really getting more and more into fabrics that are difficult to mix because they have so much going on, so much movement, in themselves. Stripes are just the start - watch for the chevrons to make an appearance!.
In the meantime, here are stripes. So, I carefully lined up front and back as best I could and quilting with white thread in the white lines. I am currently using a high loft poly batting, so the furrows really puff up with the quilting.
Then I pulled out this admittedly intimidating elegant rose ribbon trim. Bright red, it is a different tone of color than the fall tones in the base fabric. I really like how they work together and decided to go with it.
I pinned it a bit offset along the lines and then quilted it down along the white quilting lines. It has a red netting backing that goes a bit beyond the ribbon flowers, so it adds a subtle shading to the fabric colors on either side. Very simple, elegant and intriguing.
Block 80 front |
Block 80 back |
Better and better - love reading about your process in making these blocks.
ReplyDeleteThanks Angie :) Love your blogs as well :)
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