Pressing Board
After scanning this photo, I ironed it a bit more and it seems to have gotten a bit better. I tried to scan it again with no luck. What's going on today? For one thing, my ironing board is too soft. I really need to make one of these! Have you ever made your own pressing board? Any advice to share? I've seen and used them at workshops and really like them. They are portable and give amazing results!
Construction and FabricNo redrafting necessary. The contrast between the ivory and pale pink may not be strong enough for this block, or my fantasy of an entire Dear Jane quilt in this one fabric. I chose the lavender to balance block E13 - Moth in a Web, which sits in the northeast corner of the quilt. At one time, I considered remaking that block but now, I'd rather find a way to live with it. I like the butterflies in the fabric that go with the block name.
As of Saturday, April 30, I have 9 blocks to go! I'm into the single digits! Who cares if it's wonky!
4 comments:
Even so, your fussy cuts are amazing.
This is such an interesting quilt.
indeed you are an artist, and i suppose sometime artists have pain by working...they both look fabulous!
This is my first visit to your blog and I like it very much. Your DJ blocks are amazing. The fabric you chose is wonderful!
Thank you all for visiting and for your kind remarks.
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