I got the top put together.
The pile on top of it is a chain of pieced squares I plan to use for the back as I did with this quilt. I'll cut them apart, press, make four patches out of them, and then join them for my backing.
I don't think I'll border this quilt; it seems to be finished as is--just a binding should complete it well.
I'm linking with Fiber Tuesday 47 at The Quilting Room with Mel.
Love your HST quilt! I myself seldom use borders for my quilts.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Christine. I like borders, but this one doesn't feel like it needs one.
DeleteOne of my favorite quilts is all HSTs. I have a photo of it taped above my cutting table. Yours looks beautiful and will be an awesome finish.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I've always wanted to try this layout--looks clean and crisp to me. :)
DeleteI love scrappy quilts! The white provides enough calm space here to really set off your prints, I think. I would say this is going to be a beauty.
ReplyDeleteJulie @ Pink Doxies
Thanks, Julie. Almost everything I do is scrappy--I've tried quilts with fewer different fabrics, but I always feel they are lacking something.
DeleteI love this! I really like that you grouped four of the same HST blocks together.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Katy. I think it helps with the organization for the eye--random, but not quite chaotic!
ReplyDeleteLove the quilt and I think it's beautiful without borders. Love the scrappy look.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jennifer. I'm off to sew the backing now! :) Thanks for visiting my blog.
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