It is a simple nine-patch pattern with a large, nine-patch pieced back.
66" x 84" |
Pieced Back |
Detail of Fabrics |
Assembly was fast--I made strip sets of threes:
Subcut into blocks:
Then sewed them together.
My helper is keeping an eye on the quality of the work. |
I pieced the back to echo the nine-patch on the front and did a diagonal quilting pattern. Bound with black, the quilt is done.
This is a very traditional quilt, but, I think, an attractive one suitable for a family.
I'm linking to The Quilting Room with Mel: Fiber Tuesday 33.
It's so clever of you to stitch the rows and then cut. I would never have thought to do that.
ReplyDeleteStrip piecing really saves time, and I feel like it creates more consistency as well.
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