Dive in and play with the raspberry shades of May's Liberty Society from Ava&Neve
This month I started sewing my Pemberley quilt blocks together.
I had decided while I was making it that I really would like to try and assemble it on the machine, rather than hand sew it.
Mainly because it's quicker and I'm itching to get on to my next project!
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Because the seam allowance was already sewn down into the blocks, I decided to try this new-to-me product called Steam-A-Seam to fuse the edges of the blocks onto the joining triangles.
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Then I used a blind hemming stitch and Bottom line thread to sew the edges down to the triangles.
It's worked very nicely!
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I'm one row done on the quilt, and have my proof of concept working well.
What a relief! Taking out those papers without knowing if this would work was pretty nerve wracking!
This month's pretty Society is a pink celebration! I'm so excited to show you what I'm cutting this into already...
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Check the chip below to fill out your Liberty selection...
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I can't wait to get playing without all those pinks! And a dark green capel is so exciting!
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