Showing posts with label black and white. Show all posts
Showing posts with label black and white. Show all posts

Sunday, January 27, 2013

Quilt Tops

I've now got two quilt tops almost completed. (and I've already picked out the backing fabric for the Churn Dash, bright black and white top). When finished, I think both quilts will have an additional fairly narrow border. Neither of these two have real names yet. I kind of like the idea of calling the quilt with all that colour -- Black and White, but...

Black and White or Bright Churn Dash Quilt

Churn Dash -- Bright

Although I have the black and white backing fabric for this quilt, it will take a bit of work. The quilt is a bit wider than the fabric and so I am going to insert a bright section, including some of the colours used on the front of the quilt.

Because of a mental slippage, I accidentally made two, too many blocks, so I have started a second quilt using the Churn Dash block in brights and black and white. (And shockingly enough I have the backing fabric for this quilt as well. I saw it and it struck me as absolutely perfect.)

Field of Blue Stars


Blue Stars

I think I am off to start the process of adding the borders.

Tuesday, November 27, 2012

Black and White

Yellow and Blue Quilt, when the work was in Progress. It is pretty much done now and a photo the finished piece should follow shortly.

In this photo the quilting is all done, but with the black and white I had a great deal of difficulty getting it to show in a photo. There are lots of random zigzags.

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Then sewing on the binding

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The quilting on the other Black and White Quilt is also done, but I still have a whole lot of ends to sew in.

Saturday, August 25, 2012

Two -- Almost Completed Quilt Tops

This is my second pair of (almost) completed quilt tops that are very similar. There is a third pair, but in that case I completed one quit, but have not yet put the blocks for the second quilt together.

Black & White - Yellow & Blue

Yellow & Black

The first time I made two similar quilts, it was at least partly out of need, I had made enough blocks for one quilt but they simply did not all go together. So I quickly made enough for two. In all three cases the blocks were quick and simple to make. The process has been rather educational.

This time round I have a few extra blocks and I have plans for a very different third quilt made from these same fabrics, but I suspect it will take me a bit of time. I am puzzling over a zig zag form, which probably won't be completely regular.