Yesterday on QUILTsocial I got the Double Wedding Ring quilt quilted, so today I’m ready to make and sew on the binding using the Dreamweaver XE. Since the edges of this quilt are curved, normal binding just won’t work the way we want it to, so I need to make…
Yesterday on QUILTsocial I finished assembling the Double Wedding Ring quilt top. Today I’ll use the Brother Dreamweaver XE to quilt it. This is exciting! Layer the top, batting and backing. I love using Odif 505 Spray for basting small quilts like this table topper (and for felted wool applique).…
Yesterday and Monday on QUILTsocial I added the second side to all of our double wedding ring blocks and today is the day that the quilt top will FINALLY be pieced together! There’s been a lot of sewing involved in these blocks and I’m very happy to have been able…
Yesterday on QUILTsocial I used the Brother Dreamweaver XE to assemble the blocks that make up a Double Wedding Ring quilt. Today I’m adding the second side to the blocks so that tomorrow I’ll be able to assemble them as a quilt top. As you can see, making this block…
Last month on QUILTsocial I worked through the first steps of making a Double Wedding Ring bed runner all the way from cutting the pieces to sewing curved seams using the Dreamweaver XE. This week I’m finishing it up – right to the bias binding! The last thing I did…