I was very careful to plan where pieces would line up as I added a border to the top and the right side, and then completely forgot about those things as I assembled the parts.
Duh.
But still, it works.
Sometimes the piece has a mind of its own.
So far we have 51" wide by 67" long. Is that big enough for a nap quilt? It feels like it today, but then I haven't put the binding on, so things could continue to grow. It could easily become 60x72" by adding 9 inches to the width and 5" inches to the length. That could happen.
I will do almost anything to avoid getting around to the binding.
This horizontal orientation is actually how I shot both photos.
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ReplyDeleteI would definitely take a nap under that quilt. I feel one coming on.
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what is the width of your quilting stitches--that is, how far apart do you make the rows of stitching--1/2 inch or 1 inch, for example?
ReplyDeleteThis is so cheerful and fun! Another splendiferous quilt! Yes I would add a bit more to the length. Nothing worse than trying to nap with your feet sticking out. 72 inches is a good length. You already have enough width to cover up nicely on the couch. Unless, of course, you need to procrastinate longer before binding.
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