Last night at quilt class I learned how to pin a quilt so that the "quilting" process can begin. Tis is a quilt top I made before I started the class. I decided to add additional squares to the quilt I was making in the beginning class. I wanted to learn how to quilt and bind to complete in order to complete the class, so I am using this quilt top. Sheri at The Quilt Cupboard introduced me to the Kwik Klip and what a fantastic tool it is! It helps with closing (and then opening) the safety pins I used to keep the quilt top, batting and backing together.
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Quilt Class
Last night at quilt class I learned how to pin a quilt so that the "quilting" process can begin. Tis is a quilt top I made before I started the class. I decided to add additional squares to the quilt I was making in the beginning class. I wanted to learn how to quilt and bind to complete in order to complete the class, so I am using this quilt top. Sheri at The Quilt Cupboard introduced me to the Kwik Klip and what a fantastic tool it is! It helps with closing (and then opening) the safety pins I used to keep the quilt top, batting and backing together.
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