almost there…its just drying off after a bath to remove the water soluble pen (and an almost heart attack moment when Julie told me last night she doesn’t use those pens after she’s heard horror stories….let me tell you I raced to finish the binding so I could get those blue lines off)…and thankfully the pen is all off
this is quality control checking my work to make sure its acceptable for her room
and I will give it a nice press tonight and take some proper piccies when its looking more presentable.
ps if you want some more info on using water soluble pens be sure to look here and here
Keira is the cutest quality control checker!!
Your quilt has turned out gorgeous, and I love the hand quilting. I am yet to tackle hand quilting on a major scale. Sorry to give you a heart attack over the disappearing pens. Its just that it would be so disappointing to put in all that work and have the pens leave stains.
Lovely!
I don’t quilt, but have often thought about it…. you are certainly twisting my arm!
Simply gorgeous!
That’s so very lovely. I love the colours.
The quilt looks beautiful. I am glad that the blue pen did wash out too.
What an absolutely divine quilt.
Corrie it looks fantastic and I always worry about those pens too
looks so lovely
it’s those red iron on pens you have to watch, they leave a nice pink stain…
Oh looking good Corrie, can’t wait to see it all pressed and ready for bed!
Very, very cute! I’ve heard lots of horrow stories about those pens, but I haven’t had any trouble with them personally. I hope that quilt is down off of that door by now and in the hands of your little angel!!!
Oh wow that is one beatiful quilt.
Joanne x
It is fantastic!
WOW Corrie, the quilt is just beautiful!
Absolutely stunning!! I need to pick my jaw off the floor, I can’t believe you made that with hand quilting!
wow that’s one super gorgeous quilt!