So I have another week to work on some projects, but not the ones packed and ready to go to retreat!
I finished the binding on this little table runner Wednesday night while we watched Chicago Wednesday on television.
It's kind of a funny little runner. I took a disappearing nine patch class at our state convention in 2017. The instructor gave us some fabric to sew into 2 nine patches so we could practice cutting, before we cut into the fabric for our project. That was cool. I sewed, and cut, but cut one wrong! So I learned from my error, and went on to the class project after packing away the miscut block with the 2 that were correctly cut. When I dug it out again to finish it, I found some fabric that was close in color range and added a strip on to the short cut sides. Then I planned the layout so the repaired fabric would be at an edge and hopefully mostly covered by the binding. Then as you may notice, I did not have enough of any fabric that worked, to complete the binding.
This was the class project: I like it much better!
I will link up with Myra at Busy Hands Quilting's Finished or Not Friday. and with Sarah at Confessions of a Fabric Addict's "Can I Get a Whoop Whoop?"
Stay Busy and Stay Happy






If a utility quilt is something you use and love, this is perfect. Nice save, and a lovely class project as well. And I'm jealous--Wyoming is so beautiful! You will love it. Have fun!
ReplyDeleteHow neat for you that you have a bonus week in your life!! Have fun at that retreat. I think your save of that table runner is so special—it’s just the kind of make-do designing we see in antique quilts we love. I can’t imagine, though, how you got from a nine-patch to the final project in that class. Disappearing nine-patches are hard for me to wrap my head around, but I like your project.
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