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Goodness knows how long they have been hiding themselves away! These photos show the Bears in the Farmhouse quilt [72"x 86"] made with instructions from Judy Laquidara.
The other is a [56" x 56"] Bento box quilt top [forgot to take picture while it was laid out].
BOTH are now attached to batting and backing using my "gun" and ready for machine or hand quilting.. I have yet to decide. When I use my "gun" I find the best results by going in and out on the top to make a fixed hold.. click on photo to see a close up.
2 comments:
Happy you have luck with that gun. I used it many years ago and could not get them all out of the quilt. Guess I didn't get them all in right. LOL. Pretty quilts have fun quilting them. I have a question about your rooster, have seen this in a magazine is it painted on the fabric?
That's how I always did it. It worked great for me for years. I like the border treatment of your bearpaws, I'm taking notes for my bearpaws.
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