On Friday I participated in a quilted flying geese table runner class at the Firehouse Quilts Show in Castle Rock. The class was facilitated by the wonderful Jennifer from :
http://www.quiltcabin.com/
Today after completing my red hexagon quilt, I had the walking foot on my machine, so I decided there was no better time to finish this table runner which is a quilt as you go project and therefore requires the walking foot.
This is how it looked along the way:
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| My fabric selection |
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| All packed for class |
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| All set up ready to sew |
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| The first few geese |
That was as far as I got in class, so today it was time to actually quilt the layers together as I added one row at a time.
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| Back home laid out ready to continue |
Here are the first few rows:
Once I had all the rows quilted together it was time to trim off the rough edges and see how it looked:
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| 4th from the left isn't positioned quite right - darn! |
Then I added the binding:
It turned out okay, but isn't perfect, some of the rows are a little wonky but at least all my geese were curving the right way:
Today I am linking up with a ton of wonderful quilters through these linky parties:
http://marelize-ries.blogspot.com/
http://www.sewcando.com/
