Update on the UFO Challenge 2016. February's number is 8. This means I will finally be working on my Arkansas Traveler. I'll be using these precut diamonds that Greta of Material Detachment sent me last January.
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So excited for you for your new business idea! I think this will go over very well! Love your finishes. And as always, thanks for the link up!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see progress on the Arkansas Traveler, love those reds! Cute strippy quilt too! Thank you for hosting the link party! And you are right, there are many that do not like binding, all the best to you!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great idea on the binding! Hopefully you will get folks in soon. It just takes that one and then word of mouth, and you will be covered up! Good luck!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you have lots of projects lined up. Good luck with the binding venture. Sounds like a good idea to me.
ReplyDeleteI have a rag quilt partially done in my sewing closet and will finish it this year if I can get to it at the bottom of the heap! How do you get 1260 squares in a queen rag quilt? If the squares are 5", the most I can fit in is 400.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely know that if you lived here in Indy, you'd get customers for binding. So many quilters I know love the piecing aspect of quilting, but not necessarily the quilting part, and certainly not binding! I suspect that a lot of customers will be the ones you already have, adding on the cost of binding to your quilting services. But others will come because not many longarmers want to offer the service. Kudos to you, and good luck with the new venture!
ReplyDeleteYou've been so busy! Lovely quilts and I think your commission job is going to be gorgeous. Smart girl to offer binding services! Sorry for loading up your linky but I had lots of good posts this week! Hope that's ok..... ;-)
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