Work asked me to do a sample for the Original Sewing and Quilting Expo that showed off our new Ruby sewing and embroidery machine. I wanted to showcase the large hoop and design placement.
Close up of the quilting. Crosshatching was done with walking foot. I used a serpentine stitch from the Ruby for the inner border and a wavy ruler to mark the outer border then the edge of the walking foot for spacing. See I really do know how to quilt.
It's only on the back and right around the stitching of the inner border. The inner border was a batik that I didn't prewash. I thought the color catcher would have taken care of it. I guess not.
Prewash all batiks before use.
GIVEAWAY
Qubee Quilts is having a GIVEAWAY as soon as we reach 500 followers. Sign up on the right to follow this blog. We just need 39 more followers. We CAN do this!!
If Qubee Quilts Fan page hits 1000 likes on Facebook & Qubee Quilts gets 500 followers by 11:59pm Sunday November 21st. I will giveaway one of the above chenille baby kits plus other great stuff. (boy or girl your choice that includes: charm pack, chenille, backing and binding)
Blog about the upcoming giveaway and maybe we can make this happen. I really would love to give away a kit plus other great stuff. You never know what I will come up with.
If we don't reach 1000 likes or 500 followers there will only be one giveaway once we reach 500 followers on the blog. I want to do two giveaways so lets make this happen!!!!
Until next time,
this table runner is adorable,
ReplyDeletegreat border! sorry the fabric ran.
Kathie
That is a beautiful runner. I'm sorry the colors ran. From what I can see; it's not bad.
ReplyDeleteIt makes me nervous when I don't prewash fabrics; but, sometimes, one cannot (such as layer cakes).
Did you use the newest walking foot from Husqvarna Viking with the Ruby? It's my most favorite foot these days. I love all the different feet they have for it, making it very versatile. I have a DD but really want the Ruby too.....hmmm, maybe for Christmas????
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