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Sorry for the dark photos but the light is fading for the night.
This is the completed dolls quilt for a friends daughters birthday. This was the first time that I ever made binding. I usually just use the pillowcase method where you put right sides together, sew, and then turn inside out and sew up the seam. This one is so busy that I think it really needed some plain binding around the edges.
I added three snaps on each side so that the quilt can fold in half to turn into a sleeping bag. I figure that undoing and doing up the snaps will also provide hours of amusement (here's hoping anyway).
Have a nice weekend!
It must be a good friend to warrant such a lovely quilt. Great idea to put the poppers on it too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful and special present-love the colours.
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