She calls the block, Diamonds In the Sky quilt block. It finishes 12".
First I had to decide if I liked arrangement A,
Or B.
Everyone preferred B, including me, so that is how I stitched it up.
I quilted it with matchstick quilting on my longarm. After quilting, it seemed to need a border, so I added stitch and flip borders and it went back on the longarm for more quilting. Here's the finished mini.
And the back, with hanging stick, 3-M Command Picture Hanging Strip (hook and loop) and label.
And here it is, hanging in it's spot on the Japanese mini quilt wall!
Grace and peace!!! ~Nancy
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It looks great hanging on your wall with all the others Nancy! The border was the perfect addition. Great job!
ReplyDeleteWhat a marvelous wall of mini-quilts!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful block and the border is perfect. Looks great with its friends!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great addition to your gallery Nancy!
ReplyDeleteI love that wall of mini-quilts! This is s a great addition to it. How did you add a border after already quilting it? That's a pretty cool technique!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty little mini! I keep seeing mini quilts on walls, so I'm trying to find a wall in my house to do that. So lovely! Wendy at piecefulthoughts@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful little mini. The border is perfect for it. I love that you have a mini quilt wall to display your minis. It's a great idea.
ReplyDeletevery nice collection you have, I would probably hurt myself trying to hang anything on my wall going down the steps.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely finish! Did you live on the mainland? I was blessed to live on Okinawa for almost 5 years - and cried when we left. Your quilt is so pretty! I have some Japanese inspired fabrics that would look so lovely in this pattern!
ReplyDeleteI liked "B" as well. It seemed to pop out and spread God's love! Thank you so much for sharing!
Love the mini! And I really like the backing fabric. I use the corner triangle hanging method too, but use a dowel. I like the flat stick idea better. Thanks for the "peek" at the back side.
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