Blog readers often send me quilt tops.  I machine quilt them and bind them.  Then they are sent off to a worthy charity.  This is one of those….
Today I have a charity quilt on the frame. Â I don’t even have the slightest clue who sent this one to me. Â I feel bad about that. Â Typically I have an educated guess…not this time. Â If you’re the person who donated, please drop a comment in the comment section so I can give you proper credit. Â (..could it be Linda?)
The piecing on this is wonderful…I can’t wait to show you the whole quilt because it’s a real beauty.
But for now, I am stuck right here with ripping out.
I had changed the bobbin when it ran out and then…UGH. Â Naughty me didn’t check the thread tension on the back with the new bobbin in. Â BAD IDEA! Â The tension was bad and that left me ripping.
I thought about just going to bed and dealing with it the next day but I decided against that and just dealt with it. Â I’ll be back at soon and once I’m finished I’ll get it bound and show you the whole quilt…I love it!
I have some quilt tops I would like to donate to you as charity quilts. Where should I send them.
Jo, it looks beautiful! I know the lucky person who receives it will love it, too!
Take care.
I also hate frogging quilting!! I have a muslin sandwich that I attach with a kitchen knife magnet to my dead bar to test my tension after each bobbin change…really saves on frogging!!! It’s going to be a beautiful quilt when you are finished with it!
Not this Linda. I hate ripping out machine quilting….the stitches go in so fast and out so slow. I’m glad my machine behaves itself most of the time.