Black & Tan Quilt for Hands2Help 2016
My priority goal for April was to get this Hands2Help quilt finished and bound, ready to send off to Happy Chemo. You can learn more about Hands2Help over at Confessions of a Fabric Addict.
The black & tan quilt is lap size, 58" square before washing. The fabrics used were entirely from stash, including the backing and binding. I quilted it on my domestic machine using the walking foot for SID around the sashing, and FMQ for a medium meander within the blocks. It's definitely not modern, but I've always liked this color combination.
This quilt is ready to be sent off to Happy Chemo for H2H, and I hope it brings a little comfort to someone.
Very nice! Congratulations on the finish, which I am sure is going to be much appreciated by the recipient, and for meeting your goal.
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ReplyDeleteGreat Job! Love the fabric combo, really striking.
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The colour combination is lovely, congrats on the finish. A lovely man's quilt.
ReplyDeleteThat number fabric is awesome, especially with the stripes. Should be a snap to match a recipient with this, I would have a hard time lettung go haha, especially if my DH saw it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty quilt! I'm a bright color gal myself, but can appreciate the subtle beauty of this one. I'm sure a chemo patient will be comforted by it's softness and then take it home as the perfect match for their living room couch!
ReplyDeleteYea for a great finish and for such a worthy cause.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on such a stately finish! It's a great quilt for a man.
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt, Jan! Congrats on your finish and how nice that you are donating it to this great cause.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the finish! It looks amazing.
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