I got the back pieced together, with every last scrap I had:
And I got it basted! I ran out of pins in the last corner, so a little bit is basted with basting spray.
This little quilt even gave me its name while I was working: "Birdhouse in Your Soul"
Now I'm debating how to quilt it--I'm wanting to do some free-motion, but I'm not sure if I want to try stippling or what. I was at the Rock River Modern Quilt Guild meeting today (what fun ladies!) and I saw some wonderful loopy quilting that I liked a lot.
Ideas and suggestions are welcome! :)
Looks great! I am about 3/4 of the way done quilting mine, then on to binding. :)
ReplyDeleteI always baste with pins and it turns out fine. Your sliced coins look great. Love the colors. I am working on my quilting today...it will soon be finished! Great FNSI.
ReplyDeleteAngie - http://craftedAngles.com
quilt looks very nice....do the quilting you liked on it....if you don't; you'll wonder what it would have looked like......
ReplyDeleteI love the back! So piecey (is that a word?) and fun. Good job getting it basted too, that's not a fun part of the process.
ReplyDeleteIt's just beautiful.
ReplyDeletegreat job on your quilt!
ReplyDeleteit was fun meeting you at the RRMQG :)
Those are interesting pins. They look easy to use. I usually baste with pins first in case I have to pick it up before I get all the thread in.
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