When I was considering what to do for the quilt back I took a look at the three stripes of the flag and immediately thought of a rail fence quilt. Plus the idea of all of these mini flags multiplying just appealed. )
Here is the back, ready for basting.
And a little refresher on what the front.
And here are the enders and leaders that came along for the ride...
I've figured out how I want to quilt it, plus there is a deadline for this quilt; so I'm hopeful this one won't get stuck at this step. (The most common place my quilts get stuck at).
Do you have a place your quilts typically rest at?
Linked up with The Needle and Thread Network - WIP Wednesday and Sew Fresh Quilts - Let's Bee Social.
Often if my quilts in progress get put in a box and out of sight, then they no longer get worked on. If I cannot see it, it does not exist
ReplyDeleteOh my you have a gorgeous BACK as well as front! :)
ReplyDeleteI have quilt blocks and sections on hangers, in shoe boxes, what-have you! :)
Oh my you have a gorgeous BACK as well as front! :)
ReplyDeleteI have quilt blocks and sections on hangers, in shoe boxes, what-have you! :)
The back of the quilt is wonderful, but the front even better! Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteI usually get stuck when I finish the top. When I need to decide, how to quilt it. Sometimes the tops get " a break" of months.
There is quite a three-dimensional effect with your rail fence and colour combination. It looks great!
ReplyDeleteMy quilts move around and sometimes, I lose them for a while. Finished ones are generally in the guest room. Flimsies are usually on a hanger, with their binding until I get them to a quilter.
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