After I sewed the borders, I passed the top on and sat back to await the finished product.
(You last saw it here.)
Anne and Betty made the back. I don’t have photo–I’m hoping to get one from te photos from guild show ‘n tell. Anne snagged a nice backing fabric white with a BIG blue dot. They sewed a strip from top to bottom using pieces from the front and pieced the dots with a small strip of the dot fabric offset.about half Then Betty quilted it and Tam bound it.
The title now is What If?
We have entered it in QuiltCon. If it gets accepted I won’t have to blog about it; you will have already heard the squeals of joy. If it doesn’t, no matter.
Its final destination is to the charity projects of the guild; they are always needing more larger, boy friendly design quilts.
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It looks fantastic, Claire.
It’s a wonder! My eye keeps being drawn to the third block down on the right. There’s a waving figure 🙂
There is indeed! I’d not seen it before; now I can’t not see it. 🙂
🙂
Definitely boy friendly! I remember when you were doing this last summer. I like the final layout on it and how nicely everything seems to fit together. One would think it were planned that way!
I looks wonderful! I’ll be listening for the squeals 🙂
“It” not “I.” I might also look wonderful, but that’s beside the point 🙂
What a fun quilt!
missed the meeting so here is hoping it wins a ribbon at QuiltCon!! turned out smashing!!!