I didn’t particularly like this quilt (non-one says I have to like them!), though the child who gets it will probably love it to death as there’s a lot going on in each block. It’s a perfect ‘I spy’ quilt.
As the quilt fabrics were so busy, I just did an all-over squared off ‘open headband’ motif. However, I had a great deal of difficulty in keeping this quilt from puckering. My tension was fine — the problem was that the quilt wasn’t a quilt sandwich with proper batting inside it. The quilt top had been laid directly onto the backing fabric, which was a polar fleece. It was as a slippery as anything on my quilting machine table, and it puckered as I stitched.
The one consolation is that the puckering is reasonably even, so perhaps the recipient will think that’s how it’s meant to be 😉
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Threads used:
- Top: Madeira rayon (aqua blue)
- Bobbin: Wonderfil Invisifil (lime green, 100 wt, colour IF 702)
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