I picked up this fantastic black & white stripe for my B&W Log Cabin Quilt.
The top is done with the exception of 2 borders (solid red & solid black). I need to determine if I have enough backing material before I can add the borders.
I know the right thing to do is to cut it on the bias so it winds its way around the quilt, but I’ve never done that before, so I’m a wee bit nervous about screwing it up!
Linking up to Molli Sparkles: Sunday Stash again today.
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I'm a wife, mom of two (one blue, one pink), and I work full time. Our family loves to camp, and we're often on mini adventures during the summer. My fall/winter/spring/rainy day hobby is quilting. I started about 10 years ago, then put everything away when The Blue One was born. A few years ago a good friend decided to take up this 'hobby' and I've been back at it ever since. She's my partner in crime (A.K.A. 'the enabler').
I have no aspirations of becoming a quilt designer - I'm just not that good at geometry (I rely on my math major/computer programmer husband to help with piecing backs at times!).
This little blog is my way of chronicling my quilting adventures. Occasionally I post about non-quilting things as well.
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That black and white binding is hard to look at! It will looks so cool around your log cabin quilt. I am sure that you can cut on the bias binding!!
I love that striped fabric! Nice find!
Love your new stripes! I agree that it is hard on the eyeballs when it’s still yardage. But it looks fabulous for binding. I just used this yesterday on a baby quilt and did not cut on the bias. Looking forward to seeing what you decide to do with yours!