Same fabrics as before, Comma by Brigitte Heitland from Zen Chic for Moda. And this time I eyeballed the straight lines again for the quilting, but used the walking foot rather than the FMQ foot so the lines stayed straighter.
Must get on and finish the Comma quilt now, gotta love school holidays! Have eaten my Easter egg, finished the novel The Aviator's Wife and now can go out and do some autumn weeding (me being a seasonal gardener and all...I only weed once a season!)
Love the quilting you did on it, I bet it was easier to sew straight lines with a walking foot, I can do curvy with a FMQ foot but straight, no way :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, I don't know why I didn't just use the walking foot on the first bag, I was having a mind-blank I guess and for some reason thought i should change the foot for the quilting - duh! Have a nice Easter!
DeleteThis is great! I love that fabric line and it makes a great bag. The quilting is great on it too!!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I am pretty sure I will do the same quilting on the lap quilt too. Have a nice Easter!
DeleteLove this tote! Love the fabrics too!
ReplyDeleteAdorable pup! :)
Thank you, and yes, Bess is gorgeous (even more so now that I have given her a good pre-winter brush and trim!)
DeleteLooks pretty. Great fabric line and look at that pretty garden peaking out :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting - my lavender is on its last legs before winter arrives - we had our first two frosts this week, brr!
DeleteNice bag! I wouldn't be able to give it away etiher. I am looking forward to seeing the lap quilt.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting! photos of the lap quilt will be posted on Saturday once it's dry! Have a good weekend.
DeleteVery cute bag, I love the fabrics!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I am now trying to work out what to do with the pieces I have left....
DeleteLove this bag too! :)
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