Yesterday was a quilting day at the Ellen Peters' Cat Whiskers Studio and I had fun! Here is Ellen loading my little 16-patch clone of Little Red Riding Hood.
The backing was all cobbled together from the trimmings of the first quilt and it is a nice soft tan gingham flannel.
Here I am, ready to quilt!
Loose spirals in a golden tan thread looked great but did not photograph very well.
Like the first quilt, this clone also has a red, red border, whee!
The lawn has grown shaggy as Miss Emma Lynne and her kitty friend, Mr. Tipper like to observe.
Happy sewing!
The backing was all cobbled together from the trimmings of the first quilt and it is a nice soft tan gingham flannel.
Here I am, ready to quilt!
Loose spirals in a golden tan thread looked great but did not photograph very well.
Like the first quilt, this clone also has a red, red border, whee!
The lawn has grown shaggy as Miss Emma Lynne and her kitty friend, Mr. Tipper like to observe.
Happy sewing!
3 comments:
You did not waste any time in completing the clone of Red Riding Hood! Looks great, Vic!
Manicured lawns are highly overrated! My lawn is just pasture grass that gets a regular haircut from DH. : )
Your second is at pretty as your first!! Bravo!
pretty quilt vic, and your machine quilting skills are improving quite nicely there...good job all around!
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