I machine quilted one of the last few quilts I had pin basted on my twelve quilt basting spree I posted about
here. I had mentioned 11 in the post, but the one pictured in the background was also basted and I showed it finished in my last post.
I made this top a few years ago. I had picked up a FQ pack of modern fabrics and had no clue what to do with them. I cut 2.5" strips and sewed 4 strips together and cut triangles using my 60 degree ruler. This is what I ended up with, no pattern. I used scraps for the border. I quilted it with a variegated yellow King Tut thread.. I didn't have any of the fabrics left, but I found a striped fabric in my stash that I think made a great binding. Another UFO bites the dust!
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Modern Pyramids |
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yellow flannel backing |
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border and binding closeup
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A few hours after hanging the quilt on my design wall I looked and saw this. My design wall is only 7 feet high (it was in a different room that had furnace ducting in the ceiling) and this quilt layed over onto the floor in length. My dog appears out of nowhere and I don't usually even see her in my sewing room. She is also usually very hyper. I guess she likes the quilt, but now I have black dog hair on it!
And the problem is ?? I usually have black kitty hair on my quilts, so no problem for me. Just wash and dry before giving them to some one else.
ReplyDeleteI really like your quilt design and may have to borrow it. For some reason I am really drawn to triangles these days. Your quilting is perfect for the design, too. Will you have another basting marathon soon?
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt! A fun way to showcase bright fabrics. I can totally relate to the dog being attracted--our puppy wants to be in every quilt photo too.
ReplyDeleteGreat job. I struggle with pin basting. My cutting just isn’t big enough.
ReplyDeleteI really like this quilt! The stripes make those triangles look very pyramid-y. And the scrappy pieced border is perfect. Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteGreat to see another finished UFO. You are cranking them out girlfriend. How was the Retreat?
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