My mom had twins (17 months after she had me) and I had twins (they’re 23 now). So it seems only natural that there’s a set of twin fawns frolicking in our yard this summer. We are having a drought; I do worry about them a bit, but they seem to enjoy feasting on the leaves in the little patch of woods behind the kitchen:
So that’s the first “double”. The second “double” is a pair of baby comforters that I am quilting up right now. Two baby panels. I didn’t even cut them apart before I put them on the machine. I can do that later. Here goes:
I’m using a cotton batt, Glide thread on top, Bottom Line in the bobbin – my favorite combination.
And now the leaf. Nancy brought me this quilt. It’s a Quiltworx pattern (you can find it here) called “One”.
This quilt has a cotton batt and is quilted with Invisafil on the top, and Bottom Line on the bottom. I stitched 1/4 inch away from all the seams in the leaf, vertical lines on the light side, and diagonal lines on the dark side. I really love the fabrics she chose for this quilt.
Fresh Air Quilting 