Colors radiating out from the center |
Piecing on my Bernina 1230 |
So many fun fabrics |
Cutting into squares and then again into triangles |
Some blocks before being cut into triangles |
One of two piles of scraps from which I was pulling pieces |
Itty bitty pieces |
Chevrons, moving on |
Another option, keep playing |
Finished top |
To baste the quilt, I laid out all the layers on the front porch. The backing is a chevron patterned flannel I had used in an earlier baby quilt. Stewie appreciated the extra quilt batting and settled in to supervise the basting progress.
For the quilting, I set up my Bernina 830 on the dining room table. I used the walking foot and had plenty of table space on which to maneuver the quilt. My first attempt at zig-zagging in the middle square did not look good and I ended up picking all of those stitches out.
The quilting is concentric squares moving out from the middle. They are not evenly spaced and I really like the non-uniformity.
The binding was pieced from a combination of four different fabrics used elsewhere in the quilt.
At least he wasn't on the quilt |
Messy middle got taken out |
The binding was pieced from a combination of four different fabrics used elsewhere in the quilt.
You name a color, this quilt has it |
Quilted squares of varying sizes |
Chevrons camouflage some of the quilting on back |
Quilt is ready for baby Piper who will join the Lewis family this August |
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