Three for Tea, a "Perkins Dry Goods" pattern
A Moda Fig Tree jelly roll.
I bet you are tired of hearing about this jelly roll, but I am surprised how far it went. 
I did finish the binding yesterday while at the hospital with my friend Marge. This was my first attempt at a scalloped border, it was surprisingly easy. I just needed to cut the binding on the bias, and when ready to stitch down it just rolled into place. I see more scalloped borders in my future. I think it really adds a finishing touch. So often the borders are so plain.
This morning I whipped up this little table runner out of the leftovers. Part of "Three for Tea pattern. It still needs binding, that will get done after I return from my water aerobics. I am really reluctant to go this morning as the temperature has dropped over night to 14. But the sun is shinning and it looks like a beautiful day. I'm afraid if I let the weather stop me I would be able to find an excuse everyday.
Happy Quilting!
Wow, Janet..beautiful work...I love the scalloped edges. I can't wait to get my jelly roll. I am not sure how long it will take me to unroll it, but after visiting here, I am sure it will not take long!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt and runner look so nice! What a great job you did on the scalloped border!
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ReplyDeleteI love the fabric and great job on the scallops!
Celine Perkins
Never get tired of hearing about them. I've never had a jelly roll--- completely intrigued, just never gusty enough to order one...Love the jelly roll bag....
ReplyDeleteGreat projects! I especially love the scalloped border, and I think you should do a tutorial on your blog so we can all learn.
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