This is the label which was integrated into the pieced back for my
double-sized four patch made from my box of two inch squares. I concentrated on values instead of colours in this quilt, hence the name (all the squares work together to make a pattern, regardless of colour or denomination!) The back is typographical print with magic squares and numbers. I've used three colours in the back -- red, orange, and this orangey-yellow. I'll post pix of the whole thing once it is back from being quilted.
This is the back of my genealogy quilt from the post below. I used up large scraps for the back, and put in the name which you see in my profile. I had hoped to piece together names of my own genealogy on the back, but ran out of time.
Also, my friend
Val (ValleyP) has joined blogland. Please check out her amazing work, and her Peppermint patty quilt.
This is the back of my genealogy quilt from the post below. I used up large scraps for the back, and put in the name which you see in my profile. I had hoped to piece together names of my own genealogy on the back, but ran out of time.
Also, my friend Val (ValleyP) has joined blogland. Please check out her amazing work, and her Peppermint patty quilt.
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3 comments:
This is such a great way to sign your quilts!
Way to go, girl. It looks like you are having a lot of fun with your letters.
WOW the backs of your quilts are amazing. Have to admit I'm waaaay too lazy to put all that work for something on the back. I love the ecumenical squares in particular - your letters are fabulous and that background fabric is sooo cool. I would have been nervous that it would be too busy, but not, it just looks like you've pieced a lot of the background too. beautiful.
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