Taking the rows off the wall and grouping them like this...
is kind of a leap of faith.
Here are all the pieces of my quilt. Wanda has the most ingenious way of sewing them together I have ever seen.
And guess what, they don't sew together the way you think.
I was glad I was doing this on a Sunday, because I sat at the sewing machine for about four hours. I would not have wanted to interrupt the process.
Here is the day's work. My shoulders were sore, so I will finish this later.
Wanda had suggested students try a smaller 25 square version, before embarking on the real thing. This is mine, so I know how the next step works.
4 comments:
THAT was the best take-away from the class for me - cannot tell you how many quilts have been sewn together that way since. And yes, it does very much feel like a giant leap of faith - but it WORKS!!
I believe it is called WEBBING. Great way to do the rows.
looks great.
I now use webbing on every quilt I can. I never sew in blocks wrong or have to rip rows apart even if I have to leave and come back.
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