Teenage daughter thinks it looks like "a Strawberry Shortcake quilt with Keno cherries." I'm pretty sure there aren't cherries in Keno, but it's not like I spend any more time at the casino than she does. (Not as bad as it sounds -- the whole family loves their buffet and no one does any gambling.)
I think this is the second baby quilt I've used the "birthing" technique on. I really like the way it worked with the wavy edge.
How do you finish the edges on your baby quilts?
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2 comments:
That pink quilt is very very sweet!
Esther
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I think that technique is perfect for the wavy edge. I think I get stuck in binding is the only way mode.
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