Sometimes the backs of my quilts are as pretty as the fronts. As I put the last of the hand quilting stitches into my Seth Apter quilt, I marveled at how much I enjoyed working on this quilt, both the construction of the top and the hand quilting. This pattern was a fun one to do. I bought a roll of Seth Apter scraps, which was perfect for this project.
But as I finished the above top, I still had more scraps. And this improv quilt top made the most of the scraps, it is pin basted and waiting for quilting, I think I know what I want to do…. Meanwhile I do have purses on design wall (see last photo) I will soon have a mailing of 20 and need to get those off so I can focus on the September sew-a-thom for Sew Powerful. Soon I’ll put the following on my FB page.
Meanwhile, I’ve been waiting to dive into this scrappy horizontal blue and white quilt top. Because it’s so linear, I a, trying to quilt waves. So far I like where this is headed.
Last, I have an idea for my next quilt. The pattern is a good one, but so much depends on fabric placement, I have my pull, sort of. And I will now puzzle order and placement.
