A project I began last summer...Make Life Disappearing 9 Patch
I have to say, using the technique of a faux piped binding is my favorite way to finish a quilt. You can find Trisha's tutorial @ TLC Stitches.
First Finish of 2011
January 1, 2011
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Love it! Thanks for sharing the tutorial. I need to try it out.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great-looking quilt!
ReplyDeleteI had plans to finish the binding on 2 quilts today - one is a disappearing 9-patch too! - and also hoped to finish my MIL's (late) Christmas gift, participate in an online mystery quilt project, and catch up on my layer-cake quilt blocks.
Well.... my MIL's gift is done (I should have pics up soon!)! I haven't managed to find my layer-cake yet, the binding hasn't been touched, and I got the fabrics cut out for the mystery quilt project - and that's it! Wait - I did a bit of tidying in my craft room...
that piping trick looks so cool...this is a great quilt and you got that done awfully quick
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing that tutorial. I have never seen that method of binding before. It looks good.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is gorgeous and I applaud you on your first finish of 2011!
Great finish and thanks for the link to the tute! I host "Finished for Friday" and I invite you to link this up next Friday. It's like show and tell for grownups.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely little quilt. Will check out the tutorial for the faux binding as I am always looking for an alternative technique to try.
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