A friend commissioned me to help her get this vintage handmade quilt finished. It needed a back, quilted and the binding done.
The log cabin pieces are very tiny, the center piece measures 1/2" and consist of half square triangles. The overall design of the quilt is amazing. It certainly deserved to be finished. I real can't decide what era it is from.
I had a local long-arm quilter/quilt designer just do simple meandering.
The binding went fairly smoothly until:
There were a couple rough spot I had to deal with, I decided to just straighten out the corner.
It turned out okay. Same corner in the photo below.
The backing seemed to match the quilt perfectly, I love it when that happens.
Finished and ready to be delivered as soon as it had a quick "Cat Scan" 
Happy Quilting!
That looks like it's turning out GREAT!! Love the yellow binding.
ReplyDeletewow what a great thing to finish that vintage quilt GREAT JOB!!!! i love it.
ReplyDeleteYour first close-up photo showing the fabrics includes pieces of stuff that my mother received in a box from a woman whose mother passed away. She said the fabrics were her mother's 1930s-50s stuff. Of course, that doesn't account for every fabric in this very fun vintage top. Love it!
ReplyDeleteI love this scrappy quilt. Thanks you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of foot was being used to sew on the binding? I think I need one..
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