I spent more time fussing around about the fabric options for the sashing and setting triangles than actually sewing it together, but I am happy with how it is looking. I had plans to add a border, but it just didn't agree with my quilt, so I left it off. I'm thinking about hand quilting this one since the homespuns make it so soft to work with, and it is a perfect fall project.
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And then hop over to Sew We Quilt to see the batik themed quilts in the newest blog hop. I am still working away on my project, which I hope to finish in time to post on Wednesday.
15 comments:
The dark setting triangles complement the blocks so well. Good choice of fabric.
This looks great, Kathy! I love the fabrics you chose.
Now that's a stunning setting. Well done. It shows the blocks off perfectly.
It does look nice and warm and cuddly!
I like the plaid for the setting triangles. Gotta get mine sewn together sometime soon too. Too many other quilts screaming to be started.
Time well spent, your setting triangles and sashing look great!
This came together beautifully, Kathy! Nice choices for sashing and setting triangles. I think you are right--it doesn't need a border.
This turned out so nice. I love the colors and the setting triangles are just a great addition. Love it!
Really like your setting triangle fabric! Wonderful!
This is gorgeous! I also love the choice of fabric for the setting triangles. You cut the plaid so perfectly straight! Love your quilt!
Your quilt is fabulous! I love the fabrics you chose for sashing & setting triangles.
Well, all your fussing with fabrics have paid off. It is striking! Hand quilting would coordinate nicely with the homespun. It may quilt quickly.
the red sashing has worked very well
Love what you did with the triangles they look great and love the colours
Oh wow, those setting triangles are perfect! Beautifully done.
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