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First cut |
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Beginning to remove the burned area so I can work without getting ash over everything |
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Cutout |
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Burned area cut away. Now comes the fun part: unpicking the border and part of the block. |
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Piecing done |
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Points and setting triangle added back. |
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Hand sewing begins |
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Borders, and side setting triangles are to be reattached by hand to ease in stretching from unpicking the quilting and piecing |
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Batting |
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Using the burned piece as a template, batting is cut to size, lightly sprayed with basting spray, then hand-basted to edges of old batting. |
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Hand sewing finished |
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Block and setting triangles eased into place |
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Backing |
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Muslin patch is hand-basted on back. I'll use indelible ink to write the quilt's "story" on this patch. |
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Finished front |
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Still damp from the washer. There's a very small amount of smoke discolouration left, but not visible at any distance. |
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Finished! |
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Getting ready to block the repaired quilt ...only a very close inspection would show the problem area. |
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