I selected thirty different fabrics from my stash. Approximately ten black, ten gray, and ten white. I cut a four inch WOF strip out of each one.
Then I cross cut the strips into four ten inch pieces. I put the quilt on the design wall one quarter at a time. That made it easy to keep the fabrics evenly distributed. It was fun watching the quilt grow.
I actually pieced this quilt on my kitchen table while the kids were playing.
I quilted it with five loops per rectangle on the Bernina Q24.
I counted to five 120 times. I'm pretty good at counting to five. Hehe.
Of course it has minky on the back
Once again my sweet husband held it up for me outside.
I love how it turned out and may use this pattern again.
But I know for a fact that they love it.
XX,
Jasmine
Smart thinking on using easy-to-piece patterns for these wedding quilts. Let the fabric do the talking. It's a beauty and best of luck to the happy couple!
ReplyDeleteSimple and elegant! I love these black and white quilts for wedding gifts!
ReplyDeleteI like how the loops face different directions on each row!
ReplyDeleteOf course they love the Minky on the back! What a great pattern; I must make a note(bookmark) of it for RSC 2021. The size of the rectangles you cut would make excellent use of WOF!
ReplyDeleteWrapping the quilt with the ribbon is a great presentation! You really have taken to the longarm, so nice your mom 'shares' it with you! Is she using it?
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