Threadology

 And finally my Threadology quilt is finished! I quilted it in the Spring when I had my frame out for the 5 tops that were ready to go and it had been waiting for its binding since. I was hoping to find enough of the black fabric I had used on the top but I couldn't find much left so I used some plain black with it. In the end I think it's not very obvious and works well.


The blocks were from a quilt-along over the Fat Quarter Shop Blog in 2019. I started well but then before the half way mark, I lost the pace and parked the project. I finally picked it up again earlier this year and made the quilt top and pieced backing last March. It was free motion quilted with a different motif in every block more or less in May.

And I finally finished it this month. The worst part for me is always to bury the threads but at least that can be done while watching some easy on TV.


I had selected this one as my One Monthly Goal, even though I didn't link it on time on Patty's blog earlier in the month. But never mind, it is finished and I am happy with that. One OPAM for November too.


Quilt Stats:
Started in February 2019, finished in November 2020
Fabric (top, backing and binding): all from my stash
Quilted with King Tut Threads #937 and #902
Finished size: 52'' x 68''

Comments

  1. Rose27 November 2020 at 16:28

    I thought I was seeing my own (OLD) post. I scrolled back to the top to see the date. I have one just like this waiting to be quilted. Also completely made with scraps. Congrats on the completion. You'll have to watch out for mine some day.

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  2. karenbbsnow29 November 2020 at 11:13

    Beautiful finish!

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  3. PaintedThread30 November 2020 at 15:27

    What a fun quilt!

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  4. Jennifer Fulton Inquiring Quilter1 December 2020 at 05:57

    I love how the blocks form a spool of thread! Congrats on the great finish! Thanks for sharing on Wednesday Wait Loss.

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  5. Patty 1 December 2020 at 19:48

    Lovely! Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and congrats on your finish!

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  6. Juliana3 December 2020 at 16:05

    What a clever quilt! So glad you shared your finish.

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