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A Finish: Triangle Mountains

Back in October, I was putting my 60 degree triangle ruler to use making a quilt for Precut Patchwork magazine (used to be Quilting Quickly). It is made from fat quarters and a jelly roll, all Kona solids. It has now been returned to me!

The plan was to make Mountain shapes but without having to sew Y seams (which I still avoid where possible). The blue sky is strip pieced and the strips are varied in width slightly and arranged by shade.

STATS
Size –  42″ x 57 1/2″
Number of blocks – 40 mountains, 40 sky blocks (just some of them were made a little larger and cut in half to fill the edges)
Time to make – I didn’t keep track, but it was pretty quick, maybe 12 hours?
Fabric – Kona Solids Stormy Skies fat quarter pack and Waterfall jelly roll.
Binding Fabric – Jennifer Sampou Chalk and Charcoal AJS-17512-87
Backing – Jennifer Sampou Chalk and Charcoal AJS-17516-296
Threads – Back is all Decobob, front is some Coats Moon (gray) and some Polyfast (blue)
Batting – 80/20 Hobbs Heirloom
Quilting- Organic lines with the odd curl to symbolise the wind on the blue blocks, echo quilting of the grey on the mountain blocks.



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