Shakespeare in the Park
Is now sandwiched! It is HUGE! I couldn’t get a full picture of it on my living room floor. 
I find that when I use Hobbs 80/20, the spray basting doesn’t stick as well as when I use Warm and Natural. And the backing will sometimes shift. So once this was spray basted (with 505) I pinned it. I know I will be cursing all the pins when I go to quilt it, but at least it will not shift.
My machine is packed up – ready for a “Zendoodling” class tomorrow, so I won’t start quilting this until Sunday at the earliest.
Here’s a Helpful Hint: If you look on the lower right corner of the picture, you will see that the corner is pinned to the front. This seems to help prevent the extra backing from folding under and being sewn onto the back.
To see what others in the quilty world are working on wander over to these blogs:
- Can I get a Whoop Whoop? @ Confessions of a Fabric Addict
- Amanda Jean @ Crazy Mom Quilts
- Finished or Not @ Busy Hands Quilts
Happy Quilting
Gail


This is NOT a fun quilt to do. Since I used green and cream/white, there seems to not be a ton of contrast (which is weird, to me). Thus, it’s super easy to get blocks turned around. And I see that two star blocks are switched in this picture . Hopefully it gets fixed prior to being sewn in the quilt. Sigh … there is no way to rush this quilt!!

Red string “yardage” was added on to and became these red string triangles. This is only about 1/3 of how many I need.






