Just dropping in for a minute to document the finishing of my latest quilt top, "Making My Point".
This started out to be a medium-sized lap quilt, with plus blocks in scraps with all neutral backgrounds. First change made was the addition of the snowball corners in just a few places. Then, after liking the looks of that, I decided that the quilt would grow quite a bit with minimal effort if I set that part on-point. Of course, that was after falling in love with the compass/globe-view fabric at Walmart.
After placing that on the design wall, I thought that the corners looked too empty, so I dug out 3 orphan 'cross' blocks that I had which I thought fit the color scheme fairly well. Just had to make one more !
Rather than piece them into the corners, I decided to applique them into place, and I made up a few small blocks to fill in some more space.
Finishing with a square quilt kept bothering me when I knew that I had just enough leftover navy to make it atleast big enough to cover the top of a twin-sized bed. So I divided what I had into fourths, pieced top and bottom border strips, and added them to make what I hope is the final finish of this top.
Now onto the search for a backing solution !!!!!!!!!!
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Finished with a 62"wide piece of fabric and a solid teal from my stash. Just big enough for him to take on deployments.
It is a wonderful quilt top. Your creative ideas really made it look great.
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ReplyDeleteThis is so creative. A unique quilt.
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