Yesterday I had big plans to put the binding on my sail boat quilt so I could (finally!) move on to other projects. I cut the binding strips when I realized ... quite suddenly ... that I was pretty sick with the flu and had a 102 temperature.
Next ... I layed around (moaning may or may not have been involved) for the next 24 hours.
Sometime after noon today I decided to shower and go ahead and resume life. The fever is gone, but the achiness still hangs in there.
I attached said binding to the quilt using a little wider than usual binding to accomodate the rick-rack on the edges.
I got out my handy-dandy sewing kit so I would be ready for the next step ... the hand sewing part ... a part I really love.
I put some binder clips on and I am ready to go to work.
Once I sit down again.
And finish regretting that I may or may not have pushed myself too hard today.
It's totally worth it though. Especially since the next step involves a lot of sitting.
I plan to name her "Permanent Wave." You like??
Love the quilt. The rick-rack looks so much like waves under the sailboats! I enjoy hand sewing the binding on a quilt too! I'm following you now so I can see your upcoming projects.
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thanks for stopping by! I love quilts and I am always looking for ways to incorporate them in my home. I look forward to reading your blog and seeing your beautiful work! My two fave things are the ocean and quilts, you have the best of both worlds!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet quilt! I love the use of the red, white and blue, so pretty. The rick rack is a unique touch. Makes me wish I was a quilt!!! Thanks for stopping by and visiting us, Laura
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh I love this!! Is the rickrack waves your design? And the color, some of my favs!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! And I do like the name a lot!
ReplyDeleteI just fell in love with your quilt!! So adorable!! And the name is perfect!!
ReplyDeletePink Hugs,
Dee