Ha - why are there always 5 corners when binding a quilt???

I’ve come to this very late - I think they have finished their run, but am listening through from the beginning (MK Thailand)

Specifically I find (most) batiks thinner fabric, tighter woven (with a corresponding higher thread count), and stretch less. The colors and prints can be sort of muddy, but certainly not all, and it can make them more blend-y than other fabrics. Your choice if you consider any/all a benefit or not.

Aww - it’s been ages since I’ve seen a “colorwash” quilt. people used to have pizza boxes full of little squares sorted by color and value. This little owl is lovely.

This is such a joy. Thank you for sharing the exhibit and thanks to the Art Center for making this kind of walk-through possible! Joy shines through all of them. What a body of work. Thank you again.

Here’s the link to the original author’s website with full tutorials - leahday.com/blogs/free/b...

This is an interesting technique. I’ve made a t-shirt quilt but it ended up too heavy (and stiff) with even the super-light interfacing. Baby clothes are little and the 5-8” roll widths do work as cute columns.