I quilted my modern HST quilt ... two, maybe three weeks ago. Then I attached the binding, sat down to sew it down to the back, got almost to the first corner, and saw this:
There was no way that corner was going to work. I unpicked the crooked stitches, but I haven't gotten around to getting the machine back out to re-sew them, so this project is kind of stalled. What with moving this weekend, it's not going to happen until we're settled in the new apartment (but in a dedicated sewing space! Yay!!). Notwithstanding the fact that it's almost done and I haven't motivated myself to actually finish it, I really, really love this quilt. It's my favorite one that I've done so far (my niece's lone star baby quilt is a close second). I love the fabric and I love the solid negative space. I think I managed to capture the "modern quilt" aesthetic that I admire so much.
I had a great time at Quiltcon last weekend, and took a few pictures. I also bound off my gradient Multnomah shawl last night. I'll be so excited to post reports on both of those after we get moved!
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