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Quilting finish #1

This is Quilting Finish #1 of a new goal to share with you all the quilts I quilt this year and how they are quilted. Sometimes I may not be able to share the whole quilt so there may be me talking about it and not as many pictures.

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This quilt is by Carol and her quilt is for a small person sized Half Square Triangle fiesta with great colours combined with white. I’m going to guess that some of these are smaller pieces being utilised as a couple of the blocks have different fabric in the corners. I know Carol’s scrap bucket multiplies, she makes the most of all her fabric.

Notes From the maker herself:

I made it from leftovers from the other baby quilt I made late last year. Those blocks were 9in half snowball blocks. That pattern was a freebie called Fat Quarter Fancy from http://sewcanshe.com (lots and lots of freebie patterns on this site – she’s a very generous lady). I double sewed each corner to give me an extra HST already sewn. I ended up with 8 hst’s from most blocks and I didn’t use fq’s for the original quilt. That’s why some blocks in this baby quilt had more than 1 fabric. I just used what I had. So this little quilt was almost a freebie (except for the sashings).