72 x 80, 6 yards by weight.
And, hooray, my stash yielded several white-background Christmas prints that will be perfect for the back.
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I don't plan any more finishes or fabric acquisition today so here's the September stash report.
Fabric in, September: 127-3/4 yard, $189. $1.49 per yard average. The expense was at Quilt Expo. I got a generous gift that accounts for most of the acquisition.
Fabric out, September: 68-1/2 yards. I gave away yardage and several flimsies that I knew I wouldn't get around to quilting.
Year to date in: 1656-3/8 yards, $1059. $ . 64 per yard average. Destashings and other gifts kept the expense down!
Year to date out: 204-1/2. I need to sew more. Maybe give away more, too.
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ooh that is very nice nann...perfect border too! yeah we ALL need to sew faster....
ReplyDeleteGreat job on that diagonal print on the borders--I don't even want to imagine my trying that!! Such a lovely quilt;)))
ReplyDeleteAnd--WOW--you did really well on the costs per yard for your fabrics!! I hope to go to JoAnne's on a FART trip--I haven't been since before Covid -- what with my sciatica/back etc etc issues... '000
I don't know about the quality of their fabrics --but will certainly check it out...to be reported on later...
Hugs, Julierose
Really terrific job on that quilt top! Good choices for the vertical strips and for the outer border.
ReplyDeleteIt was worth the effort to buy it because it's exactly right.
ReplyDeleteNann that quilt is wonderful!!! I love it!
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