Anyway, I got ahead of myself with Mary's quilt post earlier because I actually finished this one early this morning.
One of the main reasons I have my blog is to keep track of quilts that I do and patterns that I use. I almost always have labels on my posts and that makes searching pretty easy. When Vicci brought this quilt, she said she would like it done like one I did a while back for her friend Patty. So, I searched my blog and found this post. Continuous curves it is! I'm not sure what the sashing design is called, but it's one I can do so there you have it.
The batting is Hobbs 80/20 and the thread is So Fine
I really like how the back looks!
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Did you do that freehand or use a template? I, too, love the back: so neat. but that's a lot of curves.
I did it freehand and figured out how to go from one side to the other including the sashing with one start and stop.
The sashing is called egg and dart and it looks great.
It's beautiful. If it was my quilt I think I'd have trouble knowing which way up to display it as the back is every bit as lovely as the front.
Beautiful quilt front and back. So much wonderful workmanship!
Pat
What a pretty quilt!
Beautiful! I love the colors!
I did not know the sashing is "egg and dart." Thanks for that, fiberobsession! I do know it's an old one -- I have it in cardboard. LOL Inherited it from my mother! Ruthie, it's gorgeous. And I love how Vicci put all those different blocks together inside those stars. Beautiful!
I love the texture in your quilt! The back is every bit as lovely as the front.
I really love this.
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