Good morning Cuties (morning in my neck of the woods anyway)- I found more of my line of fabric online, at a different place than where I bought the first 2 layer cakes, so was able then to finish my quilt to the size I wanted.
After quilting it measures 87 x 96.
I wanted to show you my wisteria, too that my husband had butchered, I mean 'trim' back, how it is trying to bloom. I think it has more blooms on the other side, but just look at the greenery. Also, I like the staging of people's quilts in the yard, but with a quilt this size, and only two people and one of those working the camera, well you know it's hard to pose a shot.
This quilt, even though it is a well coordinated line of fabric, reminded me of vintage quilts. I'm not sure if if is the patchwork or the fabric or both, but I am very pleased with how it came out. Love the mason jars!
Anyway, I loved working with this fabric. It was Cottage Joy, by Shannon Christensen, for Windham fabrics. The pattern is called Double Slice, by Jenny Doan, from Missouri Star Quilt Company.
My sister is so much better but still in a long term care unit. My dh's brother Douglas not so good, but just thought I'd update you.
I hope all of you are well. Have a great day my friends-As always-Toogie
I thought the yellow color isn’t used enough in quilts and I really like it here. The fabric has such a nice feel too. Glad you like it, thanks.
That’s a good description of what to do with a quilt, although it’s not too peaceful today with him mowing😉.
Have you been able to find any tricot interfacing for a t-shirt quilt?
Thank you so much. I saw some Double Slice with a border in one of the fabrics, but I wanted to keep it the vintage look. I don't remember my grandmother using borders. I imagine one reason is because they used what they had, scraps.
I don't remember my grandmother using borders either. Just that little bit of "hem" overlap around the edge - and she mostly used muslin for the backs.
Makes me think whoever gets this will have a very happy bedroom.
Thank you but I think you gave me far too much credit. This is the easiest pattern I’ve done and because of the way it’s done, it does go fast.
With reference to your Wisteria, Trevor absolutely butchered my vine/tree and even though he really pruned it so heavily it has been out for the past couple of weeks and it smells delicious! Love Chris
Yes the yellow is cheery. I told my sister in law Jenny to tell Douglas he helped me quilt it, or his music did.😉😂She said we both did well😉😂 I have 2 CDs of him singing and I put them on while I quilted. I felt like I was at the sewing factory again bc they played music while we sewed.
Thanks about the quilt