Look at this! My caladium has two blooms
and one more on its way!
Just beautiful.
I sewed the binding on this quilt
and as soon as I hand sew on a dedication label,
it can be handed in to the local coordinator.
I thoroughly enjoyed this quilt-along!
I also finished the free-motion quilting on the table runner
and trimmed around the border hexies
to make a smoother edging so I will be able to bind this!
I used my small drunkards path template to draw a curve on each of the hexagons and then used scissors to cut all the way around. I might use a large plate and make them circles instead of scallops. I will decide another day! lol
And then I loaded another QOV quilt I made with a friend last year before you-know-what-hit. It's time to get it done
and delivered to a Veteran who will use it!
The caladium flower looks a lot like a calla lily flower. Are caladiums in that same flower family? Very pretty in any case.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the quilt finish. For what it's worth, I like the scallop look on the table runner.
Your flowers are gorgeous and so are your quilts. Stay safe.
ReplyDeleteEverything looks wonderful!! Great idea on the hexie edge.
ReplyDeleteThe Caladium is just stunning!
ReplyDeleteThe caladium is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYour quilting is so lovely. Free-motion quilting is at the top of my retirement to-do list.
The quilts are beautiful. I think the table runner turned out fantastic. One One of these days I just may give one a try.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Betsy
The runner turned out great! Hexies can be hard when you have to figure out those edges. That was a great idea. Dad and I scalloped one once and it was a lot of figuring but it looked great when it was finished.
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