So I used a cotton batting and found a quilters shop that has long arm quilting. I then set the completed quilt with the batting and backing and pinned them together with quilting pins. I probably could have used another package but it worked okay. Next I stitched in the ditch to sew them together. Once finished I went to pick up some blanket satin binding and then hand stitched the edge.
The fabric on back has one spot that kind of gathered and pinched in a weird way. I felt like I wanted to go back and un-stitch that spot then re-sew it smoothly but Alex didn't care. There is a spot that I wanted to find a school photo from college and print on a fabric then hand embroider to the 'photo spot' but I'll have to do that later. There's also a couple of areas that embellishing with an embroidered edge would be nice. So this could be a work in progress for a few years! Lol. Nah it'll probably stay right how it is! Done!!
Border strips.
Our Irish Terrier loved sitting and laying on the t-shirts. Here she is getting ready to lay on them again. Now I just have to add the borders and binding.Here it is while I machine stitch in the ditch.
Hand stitching the satin binding. I think it took me 10 hours for this king size quilt.All trimmed and ready for the binding.
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