No, I don't have lice, fleas, or mosquito bites. It's called years of my dad's quilt sitting in a bag setting off an allergic reaction. I'm not sure I even want to quilt it and if I wash it, it would probably disintegrate. Easiest way would be to tie it if I had a decent frame. It has handled well to seam ripping and sewing though. Maybe I could do a quick meander on it just to hold it together.
It looks really nice now that I took out all the pieces with holes. I took the picture before I finished up the last row. I'm wondering if a nice soft brown would do the trick. Or a gray-blue.
When I quilt it, I'm wearing long sleeves, gloves and pants..LOL!
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Try basting with really long stitches then you could do your quilting on machine or by hand . I think a brown would look good .I also would maybe quilt it with a grid design .Very simple quilting.
I can't wait to see it all quilted. The colors are so contemporary! (Are you sure your itching is not the new kitten in the house? If guess if you already had a cat that would not be the case, though.) Maybe airing it out outside would help?
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