In February, I took a trip to New York City (PVSD -- sigh) to visit the NYC Metro Mod Quilt Guild. Victoria, the hostess, was as lovely as ever and I met a bunch of other incredible quilters. I could practically taste the joy of quilting when I entered the meeting. Such a different guild experience for me.
Check out what they had to say about the meeting here. Read a few posts before and after, too, because there was too much wonderful quiltiness to be contained in a single blog post!
Victoria has a charity called Bumblebeans Basics. Consider making a quilt for this incredible cause. I made a quilt for them at my quilt retreat in January. It is based on a Moda Bake Shop pattern, but slightly different because I cut the first block wrong and decided I liked it that way.
A scrappy front:
And a scrappy back:
Victoria posted about this quilt and others here. (her photos of my quilt are much better than mine)
I machine bound this one at the recommendation of my real-life, in-person BFF Kim. She sent me a link to this tutorial and it worked!
Do you machine bind?
2 comments:
I do love this quilt and hope it comforts the person who gets it.
What a generous gift!
So what are the size of your rectangles?
Happy sewing
I like this one....I love scrappy backs.
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