Next I will piece the back for this quilt, plus make a pillowcase for it and maybe the binding. Can't forgot to make a label too. Then I can send it off for quilting and finishing.
If you are interested in finding more information about Quilts of Valor, check it out here. You can also see lots of great Quilts of Valor at Alycia's blog every Wednesday.
I am linking up to Design Wall Monday at Patchwork Times where you can see all sorts of amazing quilting inspiration! On Friday I will also link up to Can I Get a Whoop Whoop at Confessions of a Fabric Addict.
Julie in GA
WhooHoo! That's a dandy! I really like the layout you chose.
ReplyDeleteI've been following along on this project. Love it much. I see you are nearing a finish. So much you can do with bow ties. (g)
ReplyDeleteWhat an eyecatching design!
ReplyDeleteYou used an unusual setting, it really works with those blocks. It turned out beautifully!
ReplyDeleteLove your quilt! Your design is wonderful! What a lovely gift it will be to one of our heroes. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love how this came out. I will be keeping it in mind for a future QOV here too!
ReplyDeletemmm MMmMMM What a great quilt!! Love that layout!! So creative
ReplyDeleteFabulous quilt ...love your fabric choice too! thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThose bowties look just great when placed that way!
ReplyDeleteNice layout for the bowties. Great job.
ReplyDeleteWhat an awewsome quilt of Valor! Love the pattern and balance of RW&B! Thanks for resharing under our Veteran's Theme at Tuesday Archives!! :)
ReplyDeleteYou really have enjoyed making your bow tie quilts. They look lovely
ReplyDeleteI really like this RWB one!
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