Sunday, July 07, 2013

urban planning--completed

A useful part of having this blog is I can look back to see when I worked on projects.
The top of this quilt was made in February 2009, was quilted at some point, and I finally finished the binding an hour ago.
Made with shirt plaids, alternating lights and darks rectangles cut 2 1/2 inches by 4 1/2 inches.
Sashing random lengths of lights cut 2 1/2 inches.
Borders random lengths of lights cut 6 1/2 inches.
It is bound with three different greens--leftover from earlier projects.
I love this humble quilt.
My design--use at your  pleasure.

I used up two different ladybug prints for the back!

Quilted by Suzette Fisher.
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11 comments:

  1. julieQ7/7/13, 9:59 PM

    I love the softness of this one..and the ladybugs!!

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  2. Melanie7/8/13, 6:01 AM

    Great piece.... I love the plaids...

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  3. Anonymous7/8/13, 9:31 AM

    Love it!!

    Sharon

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  4. Brenda7/8/13, 10:01 AM

    I like the way you used up the lights and mediums as backgrounds. it has a lot of movement and interest. woo hoo for old finishes!

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  5. Jan D7/8/13, 3:22 PM

    Love this one, too.

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  6. Anonymous7/8/13, 10:12 PM

    thanks for the pattern (idea)

    I love it and plan to use some of my shirt parts this way....but maybe I need to go get some more lights first

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  7. Jodi7/9/13, 9:25 AM

    Interesting how a simple design can be such a masterpiece when complete! I love it, and thanks for permission to be a copy-cat.
    :-)

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  8. Beatrice7/10/13, 6:24 AM

    Hello,
    thank you for sharing the picture and the info on the pattern!
    Beatrice.

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  9. Anonymous7/10/13, 11:55 AM

    I have to stop reading your blog! I get WAY too many ideas because I LOVE each quilt more than the last! I'll never live long enough to produce this many quilts :-)

    Barb in Sioux Center

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  10. Lucy9/11/13, 12:46 AM

    Hi Lynn, I love your style of quilts. You are so talented to make quilts with a lovely cozy feel!

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  11. Pam G.12/5/21, 11:02 AM

    I just love how you made this quilt! Thanks for sharing!!

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