One quilt in particular hanging at Crawford's farm really tugged at me. I just love this pattern done in this colour way. It's not overly complicated. It's just so effective. It's made up of 9 patches and rails set on point.
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| Love how the sunlight highlights the quilting details. |
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| Close up of quilting. |
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| This quilt is well traveled. |
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| I think I was the only person taking pictures of backs. |
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| What great texture. |
Our local quilt store, Snip and Stitch, recently hosted a summer sale. Some of their charm squares were on sale for 50% off. I purchased the last 2 packs of Rouenneries Deux by French General for Moda. I think it might just be the same fabric that was used for this quilt.
I'm sure I'm not the only one who is interested in the backs of quilts. I love the texture that quilting creates. It can only truly be appreciated by sneaking a peek at the back. So here's a behind the scenes look at the quilts at Crawford's farm.
And finally, here are some front details of beautiful quilting.
Now I'm off to a Wild Bird of Prey Sanctuary about an hour away. Hope they allow pictures.
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