My thread choice may have been a little light for some areas, but I'm trying to use up the massive amount of King Tut "Sands of Time" that I have in my thread stash--more making-do! |
I used up scraps and left over pieced units on the back. The label is made from a couple of extra half square triangles. That large plaid was a 2 yard piece I picked up for $4--yeah!! I guess you can tell I just kind of slapped it all together. I was more worried about it being square rather than how it looked. Make-do!
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Great quilt, Karen - I love that you "made do" and especially love the back which looks like it could hold its own as a Modern Quilt!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the heads-up about the KCS books. I'm a bit of a book addict, so I guess I need to go there now and check it out.
What a great finish! I love the homespun/make do look. I totally agree with you about the border. It would have bugged me, too, until I figured out that I liked it. Thanks for the info about the book. I've seen something on Facebook about Bobbins books, but I didn't read about it. Now I'm informed and have ordered my copy of Victory Girls.
ReplyDeleteLove everything about this quilt - the scrappy front - the extra blocks used on the back - and the label too. And you used one of my favorite quilting designs
ReplyDeleteGorgeous quilt, Karen, both front and back. I, too, love your make-do attitude.
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