Tilt-A-Whirl
Last
week I teased a story about the quilts I worked on during our rainy
camping trip. This brightly colored scrappy quilt is the first one to
be finished. I cut the pieces before we left so I could focus on
sewing the 4” Washington's Puzzle blocks.
Once
we got home, I laid them out on my design board, then added sashing
using white on cream fabric. I used two
utility stitches for quilting: a multi-stitch zig-zag on the sashing
and a small serpentine across the blocks.
Tilt-A-Whirl
finished at 44” square, and may be used as a baby quilt, wall
hanging, or table topper.
I'm
convinced that I can never use all those remnants that I create from
making quilts. But that's ok, because it provides plenty of little pieces for many more bonus quilts. I love getting the most out of my fabric stash!
Dies
used:
Accuquilt
55602
Washington's Puzzle 4” finished
55159
Rectangles 2½” x 4½”
Blue
Wren
6047
Rectangles 2” x 6” finished
