I worked on my Vintage Kitchen wall hanging.
The borders are now on.
I took Jo's advice and added an extra strip to the binding
fabric to make it wide enough to do double binding.
fabric to make it wide enough to do double binding.
It worked perfectly. Once it is stitched down, you will never know I didn't have enough fabric. Now I just need to go through my stash to see what I can use as backing.
Thanks to Chez for hosting us last night.
You can see who else was stitching along here.
16 comments:
Hi Christine I am so glad this worked for you as it goes so well with the other fabric.xx
Sew pleased you worked out the borders. Looks great.
Christine, das sieht ja wunderschön aus !
Liebe Grüße
Käthe
I love how the wallhanging looks. Unfortunately I've no room in my kitchen for one xx
Great job! Looks awesome!
Looks gorgeous so happy the binding worked out for you :)
Looks great - pleased Jo's idea worked for you!
A lovely finish Christine!
Looks fabulous, Christine
So pleased it worked out for you Christine, it looks wonderful.
Glad you got the binding sorted Christine! xx
Hello Christine,
Love the border fabric, good luck with the finishing.
Happy days
Bev.
Great idea with the binding Christine... I love-love-love that red & print for the border, it's perfect for the hanging!
The blue is the perfect color for your lovely quilt. It's so fun to put binding on and a quilt is finished.
What a great project! I love the red and blue together. And what a great trick for the binding - I'll have to remember that in case I am ever in such trouble.
That's clever for the binding. I will have to remember that. I love clever tips and tricks like that - so helpful.
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