Chop Stick quilt

Finished in time to be gifted!

I started this quilt on 25 June by making the chop stick, all from my stash! and I picked some for their designs specifically for my friend
 Then the strips were chopped off and separated by triangles made of some lovely Modern Background by Zen Chic
 to get the quilt top
 2 borders later
and it was time for quilting


A view of the quilting on the back (where unfortunately I have puckers :-(

Binding in a rare UK heat wave....
And here it is my finished Chop Stick quilt!


Quilt stats:
Started 25 June, finished 22 July
Fabric all from my stash
Quilted with King Tut 937 in the bobbin and 931 for the border, 902 for the inner border and 961 for the main quilt

And this is one more OPAM for July and one more off my Finish Along Q3 list and this was also my goal for July for OMG July

Linking to Let's Bee Social and Whoop Whoop Friday.
Celine

Comments

  1. Karen's Korner29 July 2016 at 02:22

    A great way to use up all those lovely fabrics in your stash.

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  2. PaulaB quilts29 July 2016 at 23:36

    It's nice to meet you, Celine. Your quilt turned out very nicely and on time! Your friend won't notice the puckers, she will just love that you did it especially for her. BTW, my post is acting weird, just hit the Home button and it will show up.

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  3. Vera31 July 2016 at 18:55

    Congrats on your lovely finish!

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  4. Jennie {Clover and Violet}1 October 2016 at 17:16

    Love this quilt! So satisfying to use up stash fabrics too! Thank you for participating in the FAL, on behalf of the 2016 global FAL hosts.

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