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Well, I used my Baptist Fans template boards and it was a *trial*. The first rows or so went well but after that it was very difficult to line up the arcs so there was a lot of wayward fans happening. I thought I would unsew and requilt parts of it but decided not to. There are too many other quilts I want to finish. :o) That is my excuse, anyway! LOL! I used a King Tut thread on top and a Bottom Line in the bobbin but I think the top thread was too light. Next time I quilt a scrap quilt I will use a darker thread.
You quilt looks great and I love the way you did your border!
ReplyDeleteYour CC looks stunning. Love your border option :)
ReplyDeleteI love the Baptist Fan quilting. And your border is great. I wish mine were quilted.
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