In my house they do.
This sewing machine quilt has been on my UFO list for sometime. Over a year ago I woke one Sunday morning eager to try something new, made a sketch, worked out the dimensions and grabbed some old shirt fabric that I'd purchased 2 or so years ago from the NEC quilt show.
The quilt is to go under my sewing machine to stop it from damaging my kitchen table. Some of the shirt fabric I really don't like is hidden under the machine and one of the very first fat quarters I purchased around the edge. I have backed the quilt with more shirt fabric, and it's actually my favourite part. This time I decided to go with white binding, it was probably a bad idea but I think it balances the colours in the quilt top.
I'm tried out a different type of wadding for this project, I usually use Warm and Natural for bed quilts, but for a machine quilt cheap wadding will do.
In Liverpool's new shopping area two new shops opened recently and yours truely just happened to pop by. I'm not accustomed to shop openings and so why not take a moment to enjoy a glass of champaign and ord'erves. Who am I to question their marketing techniques???
Gx