This quilt began with leftover fabric I used to make some centers on Propellers and Planes. I'd set them to the side while deciding whether or not to keep them. But as I was sorting my stash, more fabrics appeared that just went with these wild things.
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| Windmill quilt |
I don't know what came over me: the fabric seemed to magically fall into place and the top was done in a day.
I wrote about the quilting at the bottom of this post. Several quilters posted photos with something similar. They were so lovely but didn't include instructions so I made up my own method. Here's a close up of the tightest section of the curve quilting.
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| Top left corner of Windmill shows the curve quilting with the smallest radius. |
In the opposite corner, the radii are the largest.
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| Bottom right corner of Windmill where the curve has the largest radius. |
Another idea that struck me from other quilters is using leftovers for binding. Here's mine. I really like the black/white/red diamond print both as binding and in the blocks (see the second photo.)
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| The double fold binding is made from any fabric in the quilt that was leftover again. Cut 2.25" wide by whatever length was available. |
Enjoy the day, Ann
