Well, I thought it was about time I quilted it. I'm using the 505 spray instead of pinning or basting and I love it, though I've only tried it on small quilts. This throw will be the first "big quilt" that I've used it on. I'm glad for it, too. I bought fresh black wool batting from Cederview Farm in Ontario. The people there are just peachy! The wool is outstanding and very fine. In fact, that's a small problem: it's delicate, because of how fine it is. However, once I had it stabilized with the backing and spray, it was very easy to manipulate. Here's a pic of the wool layered on the backing. It stays well. I can't wait to start quilting with it. I'll be it's gonna feel like going through clouds.
Gotta run now. Pizza is almost done. It's hockey night, don't you know!
-Wendy
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I just got back from a trip to my Mother's in Ohio. It will be good to see how the spray basting works. I have some but haven't tried it yet. The pinwheel top is beautiful.
Love your helpers!
Can't wait to hear what you think of the wool batting.
I hope your Christmas market is going well.♥
Jake and Elwood! love those kitty names :-)
Have a successful time at the markets - that should be fun! I am sooo looking forward to seeing your quilt done - what thread are you going to use and are you going to use your 'big foot'? Its getting very hot here...and snakes are about :(
Have you see that Marit is using a wool batting too? She loves it.
This quilt will be so warm.
I love pinwheel quilt - and, Wendy, like you - I really like the difference in the blacks! That is a gorgeous quilt!!!
I've heard so many positives re wool batting! It sounds super!!!
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