Some finishes are more exciting than others. This one is a huge relief. I'm just so happy to have it done and off the UFO/WIP list!
It started out as a 9-patch swap in 2009! It was my first online swap and I was so excited to participate. The center was assembled within days of receiving the third batch of blocks. It took some time to accumulate the border squares and strips, as I would cut an extra strip from every piece of fabric I used for other projects.
I purchased a 90" wide piece of fabric for the backing about a year ago. I wasn't happy with the gray border corner, and really wanted to pull it out. On the advice of friends, the gray stayed.
It went off to Pat for quilting a few weeks ago. I found the vintage-looking green in my stash for the binding. Green goes with everything! I hand stitched the binding while watching the Olympics on TV.
Rainbow 9-Patch
Started May 2009
Completed February 2014
Swap hosted by twiddletails
Quilted by Pat Harrison/ Ocean Waves Quilting Co
74 X 92"
This is so bright and cheery! Beautiful quilting!
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ReplyDeletewhat a great quilt! It makes me smile because of the living colours! :)
Greetings, Rike
It`s absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat choice for the binding - a beauty all around!
ReplyDeleteLovely! So bright and cheery.
ReplyDeleteI really love it! It's so bright and exciting and interesting with all of the prints. Nice finish!
ReplyDeletehow immaculate are those white lines beautifully done might have taken a while but the result well worth it
ReplyDeleteLooks so fantastic.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, colorful quilt and finish! Love the border and the quilting, too.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore it - such beautiful colours! Great work!
ReplyDeleteGreat finish!! Bright with just enough white. I might have to keep looking at this with the weather we are supposed to get. :-(
ReplyDeleteWow this is a very Happy quilt. Love the colors. Very Pretty.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing
Oh the perfect post to rejuvinate this week at TUesday ARchives!! Love this scrappy rainbow! Thanks for sharing with us Tina. :)
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