The back of the Harmony Quilt came together in stages. I had two dozen nine-patch squares I'd sewn together at the beginning of the project with no plan for how I might use them. I was playing with colors and patterns and wasn't sure they'd even make their way into this quilt. Luckily I was able to make them work with rectangles cut from larger pieces of fabric left once all the quilt pieces were cut. The end result was a pleasant surprise ~
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Nine individual squares came together |
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to make a nine-patch then bordered with blue |
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and alternated with rectangles of prints |
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to create larger rectangles that fit together in harmony |
4 comments:
Beautiful work, Sharon! I so appreciate the work that goes into quilting!
I love the colors of this quilt. When I see an old quilt at a garage sale...I always think of how many hours went into the making of it.
Your daily posts are really interesting.
Balisha
It's wonderful -- I am so impressed.
ooh, fun!
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