Friday, February 24, 2023
Donation Quilt #2
This is the second donation quilt that I made recently.
The pattern came from the Merry Mayhem 2023 mystery quilt. The pattern was free on New Year's Day but after that it had to be paid for. I purchased the digital download, "Case #147: Let's Face It!"
I dug into my bin of green fabrics for this one. Before the border was added, the green was rather overpowering. The bright print on the border helps to take the focus away from the centre. It was quilted with giant flowers, using Glide thread. The backing is a plain grey fabric which I bought on sale from Fabricville.com.
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