It started as a BOM, and is meant to be a 9 block quilt, but I made one of the blocks off centre and didn't have any fabric to do another, so it got put away.
Then I thought, why not make a wall hanging with 3 blocks, a lap rug with 4 blocks and 2 cushions with the remaining blocks, using the off centre block for a cushion.
So here is stage one of that UFO, the wall hanging. The design is of course by Michelle Hill and the quilt is the Adelaide floral sampler.
12 comments:
Very beautiful a wonderful finish
Very beautiful a wonderful finish
Very creative! the wall haning looks lovely - it is a gorgeous pattern and you will possibly get more use out of separate items.
love it.. so very effective...
Hugz
That is a great way to use the blocks. The wall hanging is very effective.
That wall hanging looks amazing. Well done
Wow! That is one superb wall hanging! Very pretty!
very nice way to use up that UFO. thinking "outside the blocks" sometimes helps. I have one that started as play and the colors are not really me. BUT they DO go in my bathroom so I will make a quilted curtain for warmth and privacy.
What a beautiful wall hanging and a great way to finish a UFO!
It feels good to get something finished. It is beautiful. Well done.
Beautiful wall hanging! Creative way to use the blocks.
Gorgeous :)
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