I have been working on a quilt top as a gift and it is due next month. I had so many extra parts and pieces left:
that I decided to make a pieced back so I could use up all of this "girly" pastel-like fabric. Maybe this will be an attempt at de-stashing.
It started with
combining a few units.
Then I put some units with more units
Now I have some bigger units.
Tried combining these to see what it would look like.
Okay, by now I am seeing lots and lots of seams. Wonder how that is going to work when I start quilting it. I was planning to quilt this on my mid-arm. Ummm, don't know about that.
I kept working and working and working. . .
Now I have two large "panels" and the light bulb came on! This is going to be another top!!
I am thinking I need to do a traditional back and piece 2 or 3 fabrics together and call it done for the original top. Then get it quilted and wrapped!
I started a third panel and when I have it all put together I will then decide how I want to assemble it. It is reaching 60" x 70".
This could be my first attempt at Quilt As You Go. Will just have to see. I am not sure if these panels are too large to handle as QAYG or not. Back to doing some more research!! Give me any tips you might have about this.
I have had so much fun with Improv!!! Thanks Joe Cunningham, Gwen Marston, and Victoria Findlay Wolfe for your inspiration!
-sandi
that I decided to make a pieced back so I could use up all of this "girly" pastel-like fabric. Maybe this will be an attempt at de-stashing.
It started with
combining a few units.
Then I put some units with more units
Now I have some bigger units.
Tried combining these to see what it would look like.
Okay, by now I am seeing lots and lots of seams. Wonder how that is going to work when I start quilting it. I was planning to quilt this on my mid-arm. Ummm, don't know about that.
I kept working and working and working. . .
Now I have two large "panels" and the light bulb came on! This is going to be another top!!
I am thinking I need to do a traditional back and piece 2 or 3 fabrics together and call it done for the original top. Then get it quilted and wrapped!
I started a third panel and when I have it all put together I will then decide how I want to assemble it. It is reaching 60" x 70".
This could be my first attempt at Quilt As You Go. Will just have to see. I am not sure if these panels are too large to handle as QAYG or not. Back to doing some more research!! Give me any tips you might have about this.
I have had so much fun with Improv!!! Thanks Joe Cunningham, Gwen Marston, and Victoria Findlay Wolfe for your inspiration!
-sandi
The "making it up as you go" is fun....a little scary at times, but fun. I like the big panels that are turning into another (surprise!) top.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lot of fun. Pretty colors, too.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Linda!
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