He learned about wonky fabric.... we got these spiderman panels and NONE of them were square. So he had quite a challenge.
And of course - I can't find any of the photos of him working on it - but here is it loaded on the Longarm.
He chose to use fleece for the back.. ( I may steal it, it is snuggly)
And then he had to bind it.
Talk about a chore - that fleece made it really thick.
I think we should have cut the binding wider!
Here he is at the Fair with it.
Check out that plaque... that is his!!!
And he has a little Bling to bring home!!
Needless to say - he was a happy camper!!!
He looks like a very happy camper! And I bet there is one proud mamma standing near by too :) Great quilt! Congrats to him and good luck at the state fair!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to your Middle Son on his winning quilt! Great job!!!
ReplyDeleteAhhh happiness like that is a glorious moment. You're raising wonderful young men. They do you proud!
ReplyDeleteThat's pretty cool! Did you enter a quilt?
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to "Middle Bit" (I don't know his name). His quilt is great and I love his quilting. Is this a panto he followed or is it free motion. I think it would be great on a QOV. Your sons are all so talented. Gotta love it!
ReplyDeleteWonderful Quilt and Quilting and Quilter! Finally someone else has noticed the fact and bestowed the credits. Way to go, KC.
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Kudos to the middle son for his fantastic quilt! I cannot think of a better backing than the fleece he chose..it is a perfect combo of the top and back.
ReplyDeleteHow awesome is that? Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteY'all sure have a nice place to display your exhibits. Our county fair is this week too and our exhibits are set up in a draft barn with no lights. :)
Bravo to middle bit! Lots to be proud of!
ReplyDeleteYeah for him. That is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the grand champion award! That's definitely pretty cool.
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