Hey there you all. 'Hope your weekend went well. I actually finished my
Country Roads quilt for Humble Quilts Blog's Quilt-Along. I am still kinda a newbie quilter, so blocks on-point are a bit of a challenge. Then, why did I do it? lol. Because on-point blocks are such a pretty design. When I chose the cheddar fabric for the spacers, 'did not think about it having a tiny vertical floral design. So, tried to match that as best as possible. 'Main thing is, it does run vertically in every area. Whew! So worth the effort though. I wanted my quilt to be larger, so added the 2 1/4" wide navy borders. This makes the quilt finish at about 28 1/2" square. Used the same navy cotton fabric for the quilt backing, along with a burgundy binding. Please continue reading for comments.
Here is a close-up view of my
Country Roads quilt. Yes, some of my blocks are a bit "wonky", lol. On-point is so pretty but a bit more difficult than squared. The machine quilting is simple meandering style, which does seem easier to do than other styles. The fabrics are Civil war era reproductions from several designers. This little quilt is great for watching TV on those cooler nights. There's just something comforting about a quilt, isn't there? Thank you, Lori, for this fun quilt-along. You all be sure to visit and follow Lori at her awesome blog:
Humble Quilts Blog. Prim blessings to you all.
Danice G.
8 comments:
You beat me done. Mine it still percolating. Can't decide on the setting squares and side triangles. My DWM is Late today because I'm playing.
WOW! Your quilt came out BEAUTIFUL! I love the colors! Great job!
Lovely quilt. Your striped background looks great!
Very nice job. I like the border effect! : )
Danice, i love the navy border, it frames your blocks beautifully! This was a fun QAL :))
Your blocks are not wonky. I love your quilt and the border is great! I think on- point settings look so much harder than they actually are. Nice work!
Beautifully done! I like the border added to the quilt. Seems to finish it off so nicely.
This is the best way to learn about directional fabric. With bigger pieces and a small project. You did an Awesome job! Looks great.
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