Remember this quilt? It has 1,300 broken dishes "blocks" in it, and each broken dishes "block" has four hsts, so eight small pieces of fabric there. Each hst finishes at 1 inch, so the four hsts that compose a broken dishes "block" finish at 2 in. x 2 in.
Here's another picture from when I was starting to make it:
The binding has been completed on it this week. This one is 100" x 100" and it took all week to hand sew down the binding. Here is a picture of the old quilt top that I used as inspiration:
And here is my finished quilt hanging over the railing in my hallway, which shows only about 1/3 of it. I will need to find a place to take a picture of the whole quilt.
A picture of it on my couch in the living room (where I tested it out today for a nap:
Here is a picture showing the Baptist Fan quilting pattern done by my long arm quilter, and the binding, which matches the background fabric:
What is on your design wall this week? I loved looking at all the projects this last week. You are making great progress.
When you link up and show a picture of your project, please provide a link back to this particular blog post somewhere within your blog post. Thanks!
Here's another picture from when I was starting to make it:
The binding has been completed on it this week. This one is 100" x 100" and it took all week to hand sew down the binding. Here is a picture of the old quilt top that I used as inspiration:
And here is my finished quilt hanging over the railing in my hallway, which shows only about 1/3 of it. I will need to find a place to take a picture of the whole quilt.
A picture of it on my couch in the living room (where I tested it out today for a nap:
Here is a picture showing the Baptist Fan quilting pattern done by my long arm quilter, and the binding, which matches the background fabric:
What is on your design wall this week? I loved looking at all the projects this last week. You are making great progress.
When you link up and show a picture of your project, please provide a link back to this particular blog post somewhere within your blog post. Thanks!
