My intention was to use more of the Drunkard's Path blocks and then quilt free form Baptist Fans. (Tonya uses these on her quilts and there's a very good description on quilting them in the book that Lucy led me to Quilting with Style by Gwen Marston and Joe Cunningham.) But I decided I'd hold off on doing another Drunkard's Path and I pulled out another book that had a checkerboard table runner that was quilted very simply in a grid 1/4 inch on either side of the seams.
I had leftover beige strips from the green Double 4 Patch pieced a few months ago and leftover blue fabric from a table quilt for my sister. So here it is, a scrappy blue/beige checkerboard that will be finished off with a blue binding. Keryn's doll quilt started out as a checkerboard too but she added borders to hers.

Bind 2 quilts
Load donation top from Sandra on the longarm
Finish piecing string blocks for Half Square Hearts
Finish piecing my July QFAH top
I guess I'll add layer and hand quilt Checkerboard doll quilt and use this as my To Do List for next week.
3 comments:
I love it Mary! Aren't little quilts fun!
*hugs*
Tazzie
:-)
I LOVE the blue and tan together. I'm thinking of making a quilt with those colors.
This is really nice and simple, it should be relaxing to stitch on this as you look forward to your trip. You're a lucky duck, as my boys used to say.
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