I had hoped to be sewing binding onto a quilt yesterday but it wasn't meant to be. Instead i started out to repair my poor quilt. Wear & tear had seen the embroidery thread holding down the leaves & flowers disintegrate.
I started with the red blooms & sadly discovered more things need stitching down then i originally thought. Some of the gold pieces, little black spots & the bird bath in the centre are also lifting up because the vliesofix has also disintegrated. After i get all the applique sorted out the binding will need replacing.
So that was my evening for FNSI.
Pop over to Wendy's blog to find out who joined in & what projects they worked on.
Happy Stitching,
Hope you can fix your pretty quilt Jeanette , there's a lot of work to do....
ReplyDeleteHi Jeanette what a shame ,it's a beautiful quilt ,and so wonderful you are mending it,well done my friend on a productive night xx
ReplyDeleteLovely to see your beautiful quilt being mended. Well done x
ReplyDeleteIt will be worth it for such a treasure.
ReplyDeleteSuch a shame, beautiful quilt.
ReplyDeleteA tedious but a very necessary job.
ReplyDeleteI’m sure you will get many more years out of the quilt once repairs are finished...xox
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty quilt, glad it is being mended …
ReplyDeleteHugz
It is a beautiful quilt and well worth the time.
ReplyDeleteHope you are able to get it all fixed Jeanette as it looks a stunning quilt!
ReplyDeleteI am glad that you are taking the time to repair your lovely quilt. xx
ReplyDeleteYou made a good start on repairs to your treasured quilt.
ReplyDeleteGood for you doing repair work. I'm sure you would've been happier working on a newer project! I know I would have! 😁
ReplyDeleteWonderful work!
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Germany,
Rike
Sounds fiddly but well worth it on such a gorgeous quilt.
ReplyDeleteLots of work but very much worth doing.
ReplyDeleteThat is just beautiful hon, and well worth the time repairing!
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