My September UFO goal was to complete the borders for my friendship row by row quilt.
Lots of four patches sewn into border rows!
Four patch sashings and borders are bringing the rows together!
And I’ve got a flimsy!
I pieced the backing from fabric found in the stash instead of going shopping.
But I forgot that I had one more strip to include! So I had to re-piece the backing! Ha, ha!
I am so happy that I completed the goal of getting this project sewn into a flimsy!
I purchased a Grace frame, so this quilt will be my very first project that I have quilted on a frame.
I know…I should have loaded a practice piece (or 10), but I am just going for it. And what a learning curve it is! None of my straight line quilting is straight! Ha, ha! I don’t really mind at all. This row by row is so full of memories for me, and I am adding to the memories.
You can read about this friendship strip round robin quilt here, here, here, and here.
I am linking up with OMG at Elm Street Quilts and Patchwork Times.











Borders look great, quilt will be awesome. Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and congrats on your finish.
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Thank you, Patty!
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Absolutely beautiful! The red checkered borders make it! Good for you.
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Thanks! 🙂
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Love the quilt design! Congrats on meeting your goal.
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Appreciate your visiting and leaving a comment, Pat. Thank you so much!
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Pieced borders are the best! And I love the butterfly blocks. Very well done!
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Thank you! I couldn’t very well leave out those big, beautiful butterflies from a friend, now could I?
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It has turned out beautifully and that quilting looks great. A lot of work has gone into it.
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Thank you, Kathryn!
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That looks amazing. You are really brave making an actual quilt the first thing you quilt on your frame!
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Thank you! I am not brave…I want to finish this quilt. Ha, ha!
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That’s a great quilt and your quilting looks fantastic! I went for it too when I got my longarm – didn’t do great on my first dozen or so tops, but I found it better to practice on actual quilts!
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Good to know, Jennifer! Thanks for stopping by! 🙂
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