So far I’ve posted two backs to the party ...
The first is from my Neighborhood quilt, finished this past spring. It’s a good example of my quilt-back philosophy: Use up yardage. For this quilt, that meant first taking the Kate Spain/Early Bird fabrics I didn’t use on the top and adding swaths of orange and blue from my stash. The result is a cool transparency effect.
See the full post on this project here. |
The second is found on a Christmas quilt I made for my family. When I couldn’t fit these three tree blocks on the quilt’s top, I knew I had to incorporate them in the back. The finished product features those orphan blocks and an awesome Anna Maria Horner print, which I had stashed for years, just waiting for the right project.
See the full post on this project here. |
Fun, right? For more examples of my pieced backs and the thinking behind them, check out this post: I Heart Pieced Backs. For my basic approach for piecing backs, check out How I Piece My Backs.
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Thats a fun idea to post! Love your pieced backs - they add so much more to the quilt don't they?
ReplyDeleteThe backs are as pretty as fronts!!! I need to up my back game. LOL
ReplyDeleteLove both of your quilt backs. They are so much fun. I love the transparency effect on that top picture.
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