I finished the disappearing nine patch quilt made entirely from my scrap bin I have been telling you about! It didn't take me long to quilt it, but I had a little trouble with the binding because I made it smaller than I normally do.
I debated and debated over if I should put a border on this quilt. You can see I decided not to include one. I didn't want it to take away from the scrappy scattered pattern of the blocks. I am so happy with the end result. Taking it out of the dryer, I was pleased with how well the fabric wrinkled and got the comfy look to it.
The back is a vintage sheet. I like how the browns of the flowers go well with the pieced top. Again, I am thrilled with my final product! It is exactly what I hoped for!
The back is a vintage sheet. I like how the browns of the flowers go well with the pieced top. Again, I am thrilled with my final product! It is exactly what I hoped for!
This is the quilt's final resting place. It is waiting for someone to get a chill and need a little snuggly! 
I'm going to work on a few Christmas present projects before I get started on my next quilt. I plan to make a Christmas quilt in a week or two.
That is such a great looking quilt. You have inspired me to do that pattern. Thank you for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteit looks great.....love it
ReplyDeleteThanks so much ya'll! It really is a great pattern. I see it many times over in my future!
ReplyDeletethis is very nice ! thanks for sharing and inspiring !
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