Border fabric: starched, ironed twice, cut to 3" strips....for my
newly titled :
"PS, I Love You" quilt (PS for postage stamp)
I am happy with how this French language fabric
edges the multi-scrappy blocks...
(this piece is way too large to get into a photo in my room--
so here is right side);
and
Left side --
this print goes with it all--now to haul it down and sew it
E V E N L Y!! ;000
Trying to finish this one and two others....more later, stay tuned.....
It's only 63 degrees here and with windchill feels like 58--
pretty cold for June!!
Holding off on any planting...will cover my basil tonight...
hugs, Julierose, La Blageuse
PS, I Love You is a fabulous name. Great choice for border fabric.
ReplyDeleteLove that border fabric! looking great!
ReplyDeleteLove that border fabric, hope it doesn't get to cold tonight
ReplyDeleteYour postage stamp quilt is looking beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLOVE your border fabric too.
That is some crazy weather!
ReplyDeleteThe border fabric is perfect, I'm glad you decided to use it.
I agree, that border fabric is lovely! The scale of it works so well with the scrappy 16-patch blocks.
ReplyDeleteI feel your pain with the weather especially since we're supposed to be PAST the last frost. My fingers are crossed because I already planted everything during last week's heat wave!
Great border fabric choice.
ReplyDeleteI'll trade weather with you. Heat index over 100... I'm staying inside =). That fabric is lovely on the border.
ReplyDeletePS is looking great!
ReplyDeleteI didn't know you lived here in Superior, WI. We are having 55 with a nasty cold rain right now. I think winter was nicer! Hang in there JR, global warming is coming, they say. LOL
Hugs
This is a gorgeous quilt! Shame about the weather, it's very wet in Germany at the moment, but really hot too, not nice.
ReplyDeleteYour border looks amazing! I'm getting so sick of this weather. Hot, cold! Never know what you're getting!
ReplyDeletewonderful name for your quilt and your borders are fabulous.
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