It does make me laugh when some people see my quilt backs and then step back in complete awe, as if I'd just scaled Kilamanjaro! Let me tell you folks, pieced backings are really not that difficult! Or should I say, they're only as difficult as you make them - with a little maths and some added creativity, you can make your quilt backs just as beautiful as your fronts!
Read my new tutorial on designing and piecing your own quilt back - hopefully you will be inspired to try your own!
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This week's I'm linking up with;
* Lorna's Let's Bee Social at Sew Fresh Quilts
* Needle And Thread Thursday at My Quilt Infatuation
* and Tips & Tutorials Tuesday at Late Night Quilter - come over, say hello and get inspired!
* Needle And Thread Thursday at My Quilt Infatuation
* and Tips & Tutorials Tuesday at Late Night Quilter - come over, say hello and get inspired!
I love pieced backs as well! They can sometimes even out shine the front!!
ReplyDeleteI love fat quarter bundles. They are a great way to get a small amount of a lot of different fabric designs. I like scrappy quilts, so the more fabrics the better!
ReplyDeleteI like the little bundles of 2" squares. So many ways to use them.
ReplyDeleteI love using fat quarters. I'm always making a larger quilt, so fat quarters are always available and I usually have enough to make a great quilt.
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