I'm in the process of getting a t-shirt quilt ready to quilt on the longarm. I bought this backing a few weeks ago. It's actually more blue than this picture shows. It's a fun geometric print. I have the backing all pieced. I just have to iron the seams open. I hope to load it tomorrow.
This is the back of the t-shirt quilt. I finally finished ironing on the fusible interfacing. That seemed to take a long time! I'm so glad it's done. It's already on the longarm. I just have to load the backing and batting. I hope to be quilting it in the next day or so. These 2 t-shirt quilts have been so labor intensive. I'll be so glad to get them back to their owner!
That looks like a whole lot of ironing and work to get this together...great graphic backing...hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteThanks, Julierose! I've already started quilting it. I'm so glad to be finally making progress on this one!
DeleteDo you find that you get a better result from loading the top on the quilt top roller than when you simply "float" the top?
ReplyDeleteI usually sew across the quilt top but pin the bottom to the roller. I think it's classified as partially floating the quilt top. I've never had a problem before. This quilt is just made very poorly.
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