All seemed to be going well , until we realised that we had forgotten to add the last border !
All seemed to be going well , until we realised that we had forgotten to add the last border !
She simply drew them on freehand .
The chalk brushes off easily after the quilting stitches are done .
She is very pleased with how it is beginning to look .
They enjoy a pleasant afternoon of tiny stitching , chatting and laughter .
Many hands make light work !
Tiny dolly stitches .
We could have used flannel or even not used any wadding at all in such a small quilt , but Little Wooden Doll says she wants it to be nice and cosy and warm .
It is just perfect , so we pressed the patchwork top and the backing fabric with the iron and layered it up with the wadding . A pretty sandwich !
Then pinned it all together . Tip- You can use safety pins for this ! I usually use little safety pins , then I can roll it up and pop it into my handbag , to stitch a little bit whenever I have an odd moment . I could not find my little safety pins .
Little Wooden Doll begins to quilt it all together .
I do hope you are enjoying this Little Wooden Dolly Patch-working interlude !
There are lots of scraps of cotton fabric to choose from in the basket . Little Wooden Doll chooses cheerful reds and creamy pinks and a little bit of green .