I wanted to make a simple, green, five-inch block quilt, no sashes,
no borders, and a pieced back.
I also wanted to use up all the less-than-a-yard light tans,
white, and cream fabrics I had in my stash, to add interest to the green
quilt. I started it on August 10, and finished it this evening. Machine pieced, machine quilted "stitch in the ditch," and machine binding.
The front.
Once I finished piecing the blocks, I found 2 large pieces of batt that were cut from other projects, zig-zag sewed them together, and used that as the batting.
The back.
I used all the leftover blocks on the back.
I used all the leftover blocks on the back.
Its a generous lap quilt size, just right for snoozing kicking back in the recliner. :)
Best of all, in my stash-busting, I used up about 2 yards of various fabrics, plus batting leftover from other projects. I did have to buy the greens and the backing fabric, but I'm happy with the results.
Best of all, in my stash-busting, I used up about 2 yards of various fabrics, plus batting leftover from other projects. I did have to buy the greens and the backing fabric, but I'm happy with the results.
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