Here it is....cut out, sewn together, quilted and binding on. This was a fun mystery project and so easy. I couldn't figure out what was coming when Nina Lisa put orange and red together but I love the roosters. I'm afraid it is going to take me years to feel comfortable machine quilting tho. My loops are more jerky than smooth and I still get a few puckers if I'm not careful but it sure beats taking small things to the quilter to do and not see again for a few weeks. The buttons I chose for the eyes make my roosters look a little startled. Maybe the sun came up too early even for them too.
3 years ago
8 comments:
That is so cute! I love their eyes. Don't worry about your machine quilting - with practice it gets MUCH smoother.
Love it. That is very cute. I love the eggs in the bowl too:)
So cool! I agree with Brenda, don't worry; you have to machine quilt to get better at it, we all have:-)
I think it looks great! I quilt most of my stuff myself and have found that fusible batting is the way to go. I use spray baste for larger quilts but the fusible batting is amazing. You just create your quilt sandwich, iron, flip it over, pull out any puckers from the back and iron it again.
Cute rooster runner, my MIL would love it!! She is obsessed with chickens and roosters!!
Awesome table runner....I love the rooster blocks! Your machine quilting will become better every time, and these little projects are perfect to get started on.
That is so cute, and don't worry about the quilting. I think it's great.
You make me laugh, the sun came up early and they look startled *LOL*
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