This resulted in three sections, which I quilted individually and assembled as Quilt As I Go.
Some how when I connected the three sections I lost sight of the order that I had worked out.
O WELL.
It's quilted and that's what is important. I made the top in March 2011, so now two years later I am happy to have it finished and usable.
I was lucky to be able to borrow my sister's sewing machine while mine is in hospital, as she has the same exact model, which finished off this big piece. 65x75".
It is about half hand dyed cottons and half commercial cottons.
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I am storing my larger quilts on this bed. So far there are four here. I have no more room in my quilt closet, and I don't want to relocate them to the attic, so this is a make-do-solution. I cover the whole thing with a cloth, preventing dog hair on it all.
Interesting how putting it on a bed changes your perception of it! Love it! and your attic quilts are amazing.
ReplyDeleteMelody... Did you actually piece that rainbow strip in the border?? Inquiring minds want to know. ;-)
ReplyDeleteIt is a wonderful and awesome quilt in bold and bright color. I love it, thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteCarol, that rainbow binding is a print, which I found at a Walmart in GA a while back.
ReplyDeleteThis quilt is so very beautiful!!!!
ReplyDeleteluv luv luv this!
ReplyDeleteSooo beautful!!
ReplyDeleteMelody,
ReplyDeleteHow did you do this - Quilt as you go? I mean how did you assemble?
Thanks
I love this quilt. I love the way you arranged your colors, and for some reason it just speaks to me. I would put this on my bed in a moment. Keep up the good job!
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