Monday, January 25, 2021
Quilt Top #26
I just finished sewing the victory lap on this Split Nine Patch quilt top. I can't start quilting it yet because there is another project that needs to be completed soon.
This quilt top contains green fabrics from all my 34 years of quiltmaking. There is quite a variety, from batiks, novelty prints and even Christmas greens. I dug right down to the bottom of a giant Rubbermaid bin and discovered fabrics I hadn't unearthed for years. When this quilt is finished, it's going to go on the bed in the spare bedroom.
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