Yay! Another UFO finish. I've had these blocks laying around since WP's quilt was made. So about four years. You can see
the post where I put this top together here. It gives an idea of my process (somewhat scrambled at times)
Lots of
crooked organic straight line quilting. Most with the walking foot, some without.
I still had some of the strip and orange laying around so I managed to piece the binding out of the leftovers. The back is a stripe of which I have completely forgotten the line. Oh, well.
Finished size: 38" x 38"
Quilted in blue coats & clark cotton thread
Batting is warm 'n natural
Will probably be a charity quilt, unless I change my mind between now and the guild meeting.
I've decided to enter this quilt at
Le Challenge Geometric Theme
16 comments:
I really like this quilt, but I know that my best quilting friend would LOVE it!
You brought everything in that she loves in a quilt with fabric choises and color!
She doesn´t use the computer the way I do so I have to show her your quilt!
Thanks for sharing!!!
I admire those who are brave enough to use stripes! This is such a clever little quilt! Well done!
Very fun colours! Congratulations on your finish!
Esther
Oh the stripes! It's a charming quilt and you did a great job with the quilting too!
Nice finish! I like how you did the quilting, it works well on that quilt!
Terrific quilt. I've been remiss in blog reading for a while, so am trying to catch up--you are amazingly productive! I've got a lot of reading to do!
Elizabeth E.
Such a lovely quilt! Great fabrics too :)
Nice quilting.
Lovely quilt, the stripes look fantastic! Great finish and thanks for linking up to Le Challenge!
The quilting is perfect for this quilt!
I am very envious of the quilting - I never do anything adventurous. Looks stunning.
Such a lovely quilt thanks for sharing on le challenge!
Great Finish! This quilt is lovely :)
Love the use of stripes! Very effective!
Gorgeous Rachel. Love the design, use of stripes and the dark blue solid. Perfect! :)
I love how the stripes give the squares movement. They look like they're spinning!
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