Okay, I'm late, but the last two weeks have been way too busy. So here is the quilt that was on my design wall a couple of mondays ago. I don't have a wall any more to hang the blocks from - LOL , it's behind the boxes that have materialized from somewhere - you know how that happens, so I use the carpeted floor in the guest room. Here it is quilt top together, sandwiched and I'm quilting it. The blocks are 6 inches without the sashing. I like to use freezer paper to quilt a motif. On the left here is the finished quilt. I call it Fielding Nine - it's an opportunity
Design wall Monday 4/25
Okay, I'm late, but the last two weeks have been way too busy. So here is the quilt that was on my design wall a couple of mondays ago. I don't have a wall any more to hang the blocks from - LOL , it's behind the boxes that have materialized from somewhere - you know how that happens, so I use the carpeted floor in the guest room. Here it is quilt top together, sandwiched and I'm quilting it. The blocks are 6 inches without the sashing. I like to use freezer paper to quilt a motif. On the left here is the finished quilt. I call it Fielding Nine - it's an opportunity
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What a wonderful, creative top!!! And the back is perfect and beautifully appropriate. Great job!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Cathy! I forgot to mention that the basic design is Terry Atkinson's Tile Tango pattern - I just made it scrappier.
ReplyDeleteVery cool quilt! I've never used freezer paper for a quilting design, but I love the idea!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful quilt! Very nice! 8-)
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