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| Cat Snoopervisor |
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| Paw Patrol |
I stitched the usual horizontal and vertical grid between the blocks, and then stitched diagonal lines across the star blocks. I marked the lines using a Hera marker, which just makes a slight indentation in the fabric to stitch across, leaving no permanent line. I mark each block as I come to it... mark, stitch, mark, stitch.
The border is made of the baby HST blocks (from the sawtooth star points) joined together in flying geese blocks.
I zigzagged around each point. It was a lot of twisting and turning of the quilt, which my back has been protesting since I started that! It's almost done now and I look forward to hand stitching the binding for Slow Sunday Stitching. Loving the light blue slightly variegated Aurifil thread that I am using!
3 comments:
Sooooooo cute. Your daughters friend is going to be thrilled with her quilt. It works for male or female also...that's a real bonus.
Sandy's Space
I have completed a couple quilts this week. I hear you on the protesting back...too much machine quilting and sitting bothers my back too!
Looks like a cutie with those furry faces.
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