...pins.
300 or so.
I used Rita of Red Pepper Quilts' basting method.
Off to buy thread this morning. I'm quite excited about getting this one quilted.
Sunday, September 30, 2012
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6 comments:
Can't wait to see how you quilt it Anina!
Love this quilt--can't wait to see it quilted!
I love this quilt! I love it's simplicity, and those pops of red! Fab!! xo
I can't wait to se how you quilt it! I decided to hand quilt my Geese in the Forest, so it'll be done in probably about 10 years!
Ugh. Basting. But at least the hard part is over... now you can have some fun with it!!! :)
Oh wow, this quilt is beautiful. I wish Christmas would hurry up.
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