Wednesday, September 14, 2016
Flannel Vortex DONE!
I had some time yesterday to do some sewing so I laid out the backing, batting and top of the flannel vortex on the kitchen floor and did some pin basting. I would really rather do this on a table but no table was available at the time. My back likes me to use a table!! LOL.
All pin basted and ready to quilt!
I used my walking foot to do a wavy cross hatch. There are a lot of seams in this quilt and I wanted to make sure I hit most of the pieces of fabric with a line of quilting.
Here is a close up of the quilting.
I trimmed it up and made binding with some of the golden brown flannel with the animals on it.
All done and ready to give to a friend who is having a rough time at the moment.
In an effort to use up more of my flannel stash, I pieced the backing from odd hunks and chunks of fabrics that I used on the front as well as a few leftover slabs from the front. Here is a picture of the back:
It is a very cozy quilt, just how I like my quilts to be. FYI--the label has been added to the bottom right corner in the picture but I covered it up by turning up the corner of the quilt.
This is a fantastic improv quilt Gail! It's amazing that you could baste and quilt it in one day!
ReplyDeleteLooks fabulous!!! Great job well done.!
ReplyDeleteI love flannel--great finish!
ReplyDeleteI love it! Flannel scrap quilts are the coziest.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cozy quilt! So kind of you to gift it to a friend in need. I am sure they will love it!
ReplyDeleteI would love to snuggle with this quilt!
ReplyDeleteI should make a flannel vortex. I certainly have enough flannel bits and bobs to use up. And how cozy it must be!
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt. What a great gift for a friend.
ReplyDeleteI love the way that you quilted this quilt. It looks gorgeous! Your friend is very lucky.
ReplyDeleteI have never worked with flannel in a quilt, but it does sound nice and cozy
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet thing to do for a friend!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a marvelously cozy quilt!
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