Here it is!
A closeup of the quilting. I made a contuous arc design in the colored blocks. Later, I noticed a nice secondary design and then quilted in the white areas.
The flying geese had a similar arcing design
Feathers in the border. Hindsight? Make the feathers go in the same direction as the geese. Didnt even think of that!
Quilt back. I had some plaid fabrics and threw them together. The green one is a civil war fabric so I stashed what was left with my CW collection!
Just to show you how fast I have to work. Once I had everything out to photograph, my son came over and moved in.
So what is next? I have two other quilts in various stages of completion (not including my GFG quilt). I will likely finished assembling the two rows of the Evilyn Sloppy quilt and get the top assembled. Not far from accomplishing that!!!
Your quilt is beautiful! And now it's kid tested and approved :)
ReplyDeleteThat is so truly scrappy! Looks great!
ReplyDeleteI love it, and I love the fact that the baby is playing on it. Quilts were intended to be used and loved. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I love it. The quilting is lovely. My 9 patch was made of small scraps that I couldn't prewash, so I used a little bit of Retayne in the wash and the quilt actually came out brighter than when I put it in and it didn't bleed at all. It is great stuff and a little bit goes a long way.
ReplyDeleteYour Crumbs are lovely!!! I came over from Joan. I too have made a crumbs quilt and they are addictive.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt looks fantastic! Thanks for sharing the shots of your quilting, it's always nice to see how others tackle this part. It all looks great and your son clearly approves :)
ReplyDeleteLOVE your Crumb Quilt!! You did such a beautiful job on the quilting!! Feathers looks so pretty too!
ReplyDeletesuch a beautiful quilt. i love the colours & the quilting. your right i can see the secondary pattern in the quilting. great job.
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful !!! Very surprising visual effect . Thank you for showing .
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