I plan on using this as a background to some pieces that come from leftover parts and nuts.
This marvelous grouping just looked like a baby quilt! I am thinking if I choose the right pattern, Carrie might even like it........eh.....probably not.
I saw this as the background for an art quilt. It looks like a print I would have liked to have made already made! Win/win. It is quite a large print, that tree block is 3 1/2 inches square.
I couldn't resist the chevrons. they will be a fall back if Carrie hates the first quilt! LOL.
So after I got those photographed, I decided to put together some backs. Here is a big back for my Modern Louisiana Traveling Quilt. The quilt is a collaborative effort between 3 Louisiana guilds. there were 12 of us and each one had an opportunity to add a block on every quilt. I will have to dig up the whole of them for those who were not with me then.
The big problem with this backing is that light color fabric is b backwards and I had to rip and replace.
aughhhhhh!
And I put a pink backing together for this one. Frank's mother crocheted a million o these doilies. When she died we found two closets full o them. I brought a few home and made quilts for her sister Aunt Emma, her daughter Patsy and her daughter Stacy. I sold some on the internet and gave some away at the various guilds. This quilt will go to Kaitlin to have something of her great grandmother's.
I also put the Kimono quilt on the long arm and started running some lines. (LOL, sounds like a drug, huh? LOL, well it could be!)
Avoiding sewing bindings......yea, buddy.
I adore the greens! Nice additions to an already full room. Guess you had better start pulling fabric to gift me. LOL
ReplyDeleteI was looking at the white fabric with the black circle print (top fabric in the second picture), but there was only 1 yard left. Now I know who bought the rest! LOL!! Lots of nice additions to the stash!
ReplyDeletewhat restraint! at $3 yard I might have bought LOTS more, heh heh and had to keep it at your house. LeeAnna
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