And here's a picture of the back of two joined sections. I have my tiny craft iron all set to be plugged in. I press the seam, trim the batting, and hand hem the sections together. Then I machine quilt over the seam.
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2 comments:
Welcome to Modern Quilting.
I love the White House Steps quilt!
Is it a quilt-as-you-go quilt? I have only ever done one with a cover strip like a binding on the back. I must learn how to do it the other way...
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