And this?



And this?
I spent yesterday afternoon piecing them all together and here is the final result.
Isn't it lovely? Even though I had a picture on the pattern, I really was not sure how it was going to turn out and just how big it would be. I absolutely love it. It was all paper pieced and I managed to pick out all the paper during the Packer game.
This is gift for a friend who is having a Bat Mitzvah later in November. I can't wait to surprise her with it.
I would like to quilt it with a thin, thin batting as it will be for the table or a wall hanging. Does anybody have a suggestion? I want something heavier than interfacing and flexible like batting.
Any ideas would be appreciated.
This is beautiful, Kris! I'm sure your friend will love it.
ReplyDeleteMy DH's aunt (who is a master quilter) uses flannel as batting in tablerunners and wallhangings. I tried it on the last one I made and I like it. She does suggested washing the flannel before using it.