That scroll work on the top and bottom is different and sure sets off the whole look. It looks so dainty! Those are tiny hexagon flowers in the scroll work.
A close up of some of the flowers:
Marcie Patch .... what do you think of your hexagon flowers now? I call this quilt "Border Flowers" in honour of you and me (U.S.A. and Canada)To those that don't know the story behind the above comment, Marcie Patch (designer of quilts in McCall's Quilting Magazine) wrote on her blog (no longer active) Apr. 10, 2009 that she had hexagon flowers to giveaway. She and her aunt started them but Marcie didn't want them anymore. I won them! Yeah me!
When the package arrived, I tried to sew the flowers together but they just wouldn't lay flat no matter what I did. So, I TOOK them all apart, washed the fabric pieces and using my own templates, redid the whole lot. The white pieces were added from my stash.
When I looked at her templates, Lordy, there were three different sizes. No wonder there were problems in sewing the flowers together. BTW, Marcie knows about this because a photo and email was sent to her after the top was finished explaining what I did to make them work.
So, her castoff is now my TREASURE! Can you see me doing the happy dance?
Quilt details:
Quilt started: April 2009
Quilt top finished: February 2018
Quilt finished: July 2019
Quilt size: 59" x 87-1/4" (top size before quilting, washing and drying: 64" x 87-1/4")
Batting: Hobbs cotton poly 80/20
Machine quilted by: Kat's Quilts
Now that summer is here, it was time to take down the July 1 quilts and out came all the summer quilts. Take a peek at what is on display in our foyer, dining room and living room.
Have a great day!
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