The batik crumb geese quilt is finished. (Anyone have suggestions for a better name than "crumby geese"?)
You can just about see the orange binding.
Closeup of the zipper.
I have new projects in the works! Come back on Friday to see them.
Linking up with Midweek Makers Wednesday Wait Loss
Left: monarda (bee balm) at Illinois Beach State Park on Monday. It was too hot (93) to take a walk yesterday afternoon. During hot spells like these I'm grateful for central air conditioning! Hope you are able to stay cool, too.
Beautiful finish and you saved all those scraps from the landfill--👏👏👏
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely finish! The batik on the back really works perfectly together.
ReplyDeletePieceful Geese
ReplyDeleteLove the crumby geese. Also love all batiks so in my world that backing is perfect! Like you I tend to keep the batiks for a "special " quilt, what are we waiting for?!
ReplyDeleteHow about "Going My Way?" for your quilt's name? It's a wondeful quilt!!
ReplyDeleteHugs!
Barbara Anne, I like your suggestion. Thanks!
ReplyDeletelove your crumby geese! yet another creative way to use up the its and bits. may i borrow this idea?!
ReplyDeleteanother wow quilt nann! i too am sequestered in the central a/c...
ReplyDeleteThat blue is a perfect compliment to your scrappy geese blocks. Pretty quilt! The way you ordered the back is wonderful. I've got to remember that. Thanks for sharing on Wednesday Wait Loss.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know there was purple Bee Balm, I have a lot of red. You are right the backing batiks really do blend, I had to look really hard to see the zipper! Such a pretty quilt.
ReplyDeleteLove the crumbs and the great upcycling. How about geesy piecy? but crumby geese is fun too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt. Colors are marvelous.
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