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A few more sections added to my primitive strip quilt that is based on a 1930's
African American quilt.
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I will probably add four more sections to have the size I want before adding the borders. I would like it to fit a full size bed.
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I'm using the quilt as you go method, cutting the batting for each section
and sewing the fabric scraps to the batting. I then sew the sections together. Most of these fabrics are Brannock and Patek scraps from the 1990's.
That's so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt has a lot of movement to it.
Wow! Love this quilt so much! I can see why you'd want to use the QAGM too with all the bias stretch. Really great quilt.:)
ReplyDeleteI love how that is coming out and the quilt as you go method, you have to explain that one, do you add the backing on too?
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Wonderful Quilt ! Love colors . Friendship
ReplyDeletethis quilt is wonderful...ooh that pink with stripe...
ReplyDeleteI imagine if you weren't quilting as you go it could get a bit wonky. It looks great!
ReplyDeleteLove this quilt! It seems like there are waves in it. And all those fabrics! Clever to do this qayg, I would not have thought of that. Are you using different fabrics for the backing too?
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely lovely!
ReplyDeleteWunderfull
ReplyDeleteGrüsse aus Deutschland
So gorgeous, I'm going to blog about this lovely string quilt in String Thing Along its so awesome and want to share this with more lover's of strings!
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