My Life Aquiltic
A very modern looking pieced back using my
remnants. I envision a column of ocean water
with a small wave swell on top.
I spent yesterday sewing alongside my mom.
She worked on her Little Dresses for Africa, and
I finished this quilt top. (Aren't we lucky?)
This will be another Pie Quilt.
I had to snap these pictures late yesterday
afternoon before I lost the light. I wanted
you to have a realistic idea of how relaxed
I am when making a quilt sandwich. I've
had some shifting in the back while moving
it around so I'll need to fix that before
I actually start FMQ. I'm also adding
just a little more length to the ends,
to ensure I don't run out of backing
while quilting. You will get shrinkage.
I'm off taking a class today in creating a
landscape quilt. It's offered through my new
guild, Coshocton Canal Quilters,
and sounded too interesting to pass up.
Besides, I've made some good friends there
already, and they're coming. Quilting is a
social hobby if you want it to be.
This was last Saturday at Heritage Arts Days.
How can you not smile when you're
sewing among friends?
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I love your triangles quilt - very very pretty! And pieced backs are the bomb! Yours is very creative. Whoop whoop!
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ReplyDeleteYour triangles look good, and so does the pieced back. I have an ocean themed quilt coming up this year--still designing it. Not sure I'll ever have the courage to do a triangle quilt. Visiting from Oh Scrap!
ReplyDeleteI have been wanting to make a pieced triangle quilt like this for some time. I like the blues you have used. Thanks for sharing this with Oh Scrap!
ReplyDeleteI really want to do a triangle quilt! This looks great!
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