
Yup, I think I'll bind it and send it off tomorrow. If I could find the perfect pink and red fabric for borders, I might consider it. Maybe I'll run by Hancock's today.
I hope you can see the quilting in the blocks on the back of the quilt. I love it when a simple design makes a nice little impact

Time to get dressed and run Dad to the after-hours clinic.
5 comments:
Very nice!
Do you have any of the sashing fabric you used between the blocks? I'd be tempted to go once around the whole thing with that, but not 6 inches, more like one or two, then bind it in the same color (if you have enough) and be done.
I think it would look great, whether you border it or not. What did you decide to do?
Wow, you made a pretty, reversible quilt. I haven't done any quilt as you go quilts, but you are tempting me to try one.
I'm just catching up on my blog reading after the boys visit this weekend - so did you add a border? I don't know if I read where this was going but I think 60 x 72 is a pretty good size for anything short of a bed quilt - unless it's for a really tall guy then I make sure and make them longer.
This quilt turned out very nice! The colors really worked well together. Did you send it off already?
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