Warning, lots of pictures. This quilt is one quilt that I started in 2016, and finished in 2016. Actually, it is a BOM from Fat Quarter Shop, and it was a Mystery BOM quilt. I did lots of many posts about the process of making these blocks. You can read it all about it here. This link will show you all the blocks up close and the process of completing the quilt top.
Here is the front of the block all done and in it glory. It is done in a fabric line from one of my favorite Mode designers, Joanna Figureoa who does Fig Tree fabric lines. This line is called Strawberry Hills Revisited. The colors are cool and yummy.
This is the different way of doing a backing. The last instruction was the big block star surrounded by the backing fabric. Really like this backing for this quilt, would probably do it again, if I am short on backing fabric. Usually I have fabric left over from these BOM's and could do a big block to make the backing stretch.
Picture of the quilt all laid out, you can see the red Irish chain bringing all the blocks together.
Here are close ups of the different blocks throughout the quilt. The constant block is the red Irish Chain.
This quilt had five borders, all the same size, just in different colors. The one sawtooth border is scrappy reds. This took a long time to sew and get put together, but I really like the end result.
The backing is a favorite of mine, being white with pink/red roses all about and the polka-a-dot binding is just perfect.
A better view of the back, you can see the big block better.
It's been folded for awhile, with other quilts on top of it, so when I pick it up after photographing it, I folded it different so that the fold lines don't get engrained in the quilt. I read somewhere that to keep the permanent creases from forming, to take them out and refold them a different way.
Warmest...
Size: 66" X 83"
Fabric Lines Used: Moda Fig Tree, Strawberry Hills Revisited
Pattern: Crossroads by Fat Quarter Shop Mystery Quilt 2016
Designer: Several From the Jolly Jabber Blog (Moda Designers)
Long Arm Quilter: Carol Logan Nelson
Year Began: 02/2016
Year Completed: 10/2016
Another lovely finish ! Some people roll their quilts around piping ir is skimming over oil "noodles" then there are no fold marks
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