Back in 2017, I won a
Morris Earthly Paradise jelly roll from:
Barbara of Civil War Quilts Blog. Last year, I completed a rail fence quilt with most of the strips. Most of the rest were sewn into this braided table runner. Is that the same as herringbone pattern? Yes, it was a UFO for a long time. These fabrics are definitely some of the most gorgeous ever aren't they? They are reproduction fabrics reminiscent of the 1874-1910 Art Nouveau era. Here are this table runner's stats:
♦ dimensions: 13 1/2" X 45"
♦ fabrics:
Morris Earthly Paradise by Barbara Brackman for Moda Fabrics
♦ backing: pieced- grey with black floral print, and some
Earthly Paradise jelly roll strips
♦ batting: Quilter's Dream Wool (won from Hands 2 Help 2019 Challenge!)
♦ quilting: machine-stitched free-motion, meandering design
♦ binding: solid navy, sewn by machine and hand
♥ Completed WIP/UFO quilts in 2019: 12 ♥
Danice G.
3 comments:
This is so pretty, Danice! This pattern was a perfect choice for the remaining jelly roll strips. Yes, I agree that the fabrics are gorgeous!
That's a pretty runner that will blend well in several settings! Doesn't it feel good to finish up a UFO? I'm working on one this week as well!
nice work, edged with detail.
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