Harmony. do. good. stitches. August Quilt

For August I wanted to put together a quilt made from simple blocks so that the ladies in my bee could have a break with the summer ending, everyone going back to school, etc. I have always had a special place in my heart for churn dash blocks. They are probably my favorite classic traditional block. I had seen a couple of wonky churn dash blocks and decided that it would be really cute to have an entire quilt of those so that\’s what I did. šŸ™‚

Here is the top pieced together. Unfortunately it is missing two blocks, but I didn\’t find those until I had finished the entire quilt, somehow they got stuck underneath another set of blocks and left out. 😦

Harmony. Quilt Top in Progress

I decided to bind this bright quilt in a black and white polka dot. I love the contrast it has! Have I mentioned that I LOVE doing binding by hand? I would NEVER machine bind a quilt, that\’s the best part!!

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Here\’s another look at the binding.

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And finally a finished quilt. I need to take this one outside and take a better picture of it, but it\’s so cold.. One day.

Harmony. do. Good. Stitches. Finished Quilt

Thanks for visiting!

Colby

2 thoughts on “Harmony. do. good. stitches. August Quilt

  1. This turned out so great! I love how you quilted it! I want to try that someday – it looks easier than a bunch of tiny pebbles. šŸ™‚ It looks like bubbles to me.I just got accepted into a new do.Good Stitches circle. I'm so excited! When you requested these blocks, did you request that everyone use a certain type of white fabric, or did you just let everyone use whatever they had? Your blocks all look really good together.

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