I also think a tutorial on digital cameras might be a help as colour and perspective are quite changeable.

So here is a photo focusing on the various prints which are thirties and blue.

One that does show the rectangular shape, 37" x 47". Definitely some shrinkage as I was using the full 45" width on the back. I also did the quick inside/out edge finish.

This photo is probably more accurate colour wise.

And the backing is a very old but great quality fabric I got for a good sale price many years ago. So very not me and I'm glad to have most of it out of my stash now.
Now I need to get the 2 small quilts for my grand kiddies machine quilted as they are actually on my list. hum, hum, hum... happy holidays!
2 comments:
Pretty quilt! Happy quilting and happy holidays!
Holy cow. It would take me a year just to cut and sew this together, then another six months to quilt it. You are one speed demon on a sewing machine. Got to agree on the backing fabric, but it seems to go well color wise with the front.
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