“Urban Beads”

“Urban Beads” is a quilt pattern by “Sew Kind of Wonderful” using their Quilt Curve Ruler tool for guiding the cutting and squaring up of blocks. My daughter had a stash of ‘Quilter’s Tweed” fabrics which I thought would make a great combination with this pattern. At my little quilting group meeting one week I finished sewing the blocks into columns and tried out a couple of arrangements:

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I finally settled on the second arrangement and finished sewing the columns together that day:
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A few months later with Christmas approaching, when I wanted to present the quilt as a gift, I completed the quilting and binding. Here the quilt is displayed on my daughter’s chaise lounge:

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Close-up of the quilting:
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And the machine applied binding:
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I did not have quite enough backing, but I did have extra pieces of the block fabric, so I combined the two plus a cat:

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3 Responses to “Urban Beads”

  1. Marcy says:

    Beautiful…lucky daughter!

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  3. Lori S says:

    The backing is a nice surprise. I love the quilting you chose. Suits the fabrics perfectly.

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