I did finish a quilt though, so hopefully that makes up for no sewing room pics.
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And then I loved it too much for it to just be the back. Plus, they just didn't feel right together, you know?
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So I finished it up and it sat. I bought a duvet from Ikea for the backing (one solid piece, hurrah!), and still it sat. Then I reorganized my sewing room and I felt guilt about the number of quilt WIPs I had, so I decided to finish it up!
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Quilted with organic straight lines. Bound with a zig zag stitch (tutorial on how I do it on Friday!). Labels from Spoonflower. Just a 3" square folded on the diagonal and sewn in with the binding.
Measures 67" x 79"
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It's beautiful, Ali! And I think you made the right decision in not using it for the backing of your Shoo-Fly. Lovely!
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful quilt...i love it. definitely deserves to be its own quilt top.
ReplyDeleteSuch a great quilt...I love the simplicity of it!
ReplyDeleteLove it, and agree it needed to be a quilt in it's own right. I love organic straight lines. Rulers suck x
ReplyDeleteOooh, that looks fab, and love the pattern of your backing fabric too
ReplyDeleteLove it! I'm working on a neutral quilt right now and I love the balance in yours.
ReplyDeleteLove the neutrals - so beautiful!
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ReplyDeleteI like this a lot! The neutrals are so calming to look at :)
ReplyDeleteYou know, usually neutrals aren't my thing, but I love this. Those 3 or 4 little splotches of color just make it so awesome. Lovely quilt.
ReplyDeleteSorry about the backing on your shoo fly quilt (lovely too BTW). I can't imagine even attempting cutting the backing off. Amazing.
This quilt is gorgeous! I am totally smitten! I think I am going to need a neutral quilt very soon...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Ali, and I love the label!
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