Winterwood Quilt Progress on Borders | Sharon Keightley Quilts

Winterwood Quilt Progress on Borders

April 27, 2017 3 Comments

Winterwood Quilt Progress on Borders

This week my focus has been to progress and hopefully finish the borders for the Winterwood Quilt. The Winterwood Quilt was put aside so I could finish off some of my works in progress, and a bit of piecing fun. I find it is always good to have a balance between applique and piecing. After all variety is the spice of life !

Take a look at my progress so far......

Cutting out and turning the edges of all the applique pieces for the border.

Winterwood Quilt Pattern BOM | Pine Valley Quilts

Stitching them all to the background fabric invisibly by machine.

Winterwood Quilt Pattern BOM | Pine Valley Quilts

You may notice I use flower head pins to secure the applique pieces. I like to use pins, this helps when an applique piece needs to be readjusted before stitching in place.

I now have all my blocks sewn together, with the borders pinned in place on the design wall to take a look at how it's coming along. The top border still need applique pieces added but you get the general idea. My sewing room is small and my design wall is not quite big enough for a quilt this size. Not complaining......

Winterwood Quilt Pattern BOM | Pine Valley Quilts

I am looking forward to finishing the Winterwood quilt top.

This is the latest block six you can find it here.

Happy Stitching

Sharon

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3 Responses

Susan Nixon
Susan Nixon

May 07, 2017

It looks so lovely! I’m hand stitching Rambling Ways, very slowly on first pieces for first block. I got frustrated with the freezer paper and am going back to needle turn. I think I get smoother edges. We’ll see. I may yet find some combination of ingredients that makes mine look as nice as yours.

Eleanor K Hunzinger
Eleanor K Hunzinger

April 28, 2017

Hi Sharon, The quilt top is even more beautiful than I thought it would be. Congratulations on another super design and almost finish. More power to you girl! You rock! Kay H

karen
karen

April 27, 2017

This quilt is coming together wonderfully. It’s really interesting and useful to see the methods you use – I’ll be trying machine applique when I have a bit more time at the machine, but for now I’m a slow hand sewer as I find it so relaxing. I love this quilt – I am aiming to make it when I’ve finished the rambling ways quilt , and I’m already pondering what colours to use….
Thank you for sharing your making journey

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