One of the 3 quilt tops is sewn together. I usually cut my setting triangles oversized so the center design floats. It is 45" x 58.5". I thought it was going to be narrower than 45" so I could use just one width for backing. Now I'll have to get creative. I have several long narrow pieces of batiks cut away from other backings so I'll look there first. This one won't get quilted this month because I have 6 planned ahead of it.
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I would never have used that fabric for the setting triangles--but I love it.
Strange looking fabric to go with your blocks but it works. I like how you solved the problem of fixing the corners triangles. Still raining here daily but not as bad as the weather forecast predicted. Temps slowly risen to 11c/52f today but back to 3c/38f by Sunday. Hope the weather is being kinder to you :)
This looks so lovely--I like that floating effect!
It is snowing lightly here this morning --just enough to coat everything...
a very pretty sight...
stay safe hugs, Julierose
Wow — just wow!
Love how it really does seem to float, and how that very unlikely background batik absolutely works! Another beautiful quilt, Wanda.
This is where the genius comes in; I would have never even looked at the dotted fabric for the setting triangles, but now that it is there I can see it is perfect.
So much to learn.
ceci
Absolutely super, Wanda! What a great combination. Your creativity inspires us on this Inauguration Day to look for new ways to unite in our diversity! Marnie
Looks terrific. How do you size the setting triangles so they are bigger than the edge left for them? I have an app that will calculate the size dependent on the size of the block sizes at the edge, so I don't know how to make the setting triangles bigger. The oversize triangles look so much better than ones that just meet the body of the quilt.
Good job getting that fabulous top sewn together!
Gorgeous!
Michelle
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What is your favorite stage of quilt making ? Do your fabrics trigger a design ? Or does the design come first ?
Designing thoughts, searching your stash for fabrics, stitching blocks, layout on design board, more stitching, pressing, long arm quilting, and binding. Hours upon hours goes into each and every quilt. That's why I quilt through osmosis through you. 🤗
Your setting triangles has turned a traditional Pineapple log cabin into an exciting work of fabric art.
JJM
I keep looking at your quilt, and have a feeling it's transparent. Great finish. Congratulations.
I love your choice of setting square fabric and the quilt overall.
Absolutely stunning!
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