by Natalia Bonner.
I loved the way the quilting design looked in the book and was considering it for Alex's big girl version of Annabelle, but now that I've given it a try I think it gives the quilt a fluffier texture than I want. It might have laid flatter with cotton batting instead of polyester, and I want to try it on a little wall quilt because I still do like the look.
It was nearly midnight when I got the binding on, so the pictures don't show the texture as well as I'd like. Now I'd better hurry and make more tops because there are a lot more designs in this book I want to try.
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3 comments:
It looks like a great quilting design.
Isn't it fun to try new quilting designs? Your design looks great. Polyester batting is more puffy. I made a pinwheel baby quilt with it simply because I had it in my stash. It made up well just wasn't what I was used to using.
poly has a lot more loft than cotton so it does puff. Quilting patterns are endless, and each quilt wants something else.
LeeAnna Paylor
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