Since I have been working with my Denyse Schmidt prints lately, I was inspired to create another scrappy triangles doll quilt using some DS scraps. I quilted it in my random grid pattern which means no measuring, no marking, no attempt to keep things straight. Here is how it looks after washing.
And this is the back:
I also finished piecing the tumbler top.
Here is a shot of a corner so you can see the borders I chose.
This was supposed to be a lap quilt but it has grown into a twin size so again, quilting will have to wait until I get batting.
Until next time….
KatyQuilts 
Oh My !!! That backing is absolutely wonderful…What a great way to use some of my large floral prints on my very little quilts. An inspiration for sure : )
Your scrappy triangle mini turned out so cute — love the yellow binding! Like you, I also use different fabrics on the backs of my little quilts. I didn’t at first – but I have about 8 years worth of fabric to use up before I switched over to my Civil War repro obsession. So why not use all of the other stuff in the closet on the back? My family and friends don’t understand … but I guess they really don’t need to. I made a large (bigger than) queen tumbler for our bed – and I’m waiting for a fabric sale to buy the backing. I’m going to need an insane amount of fabric — like 11 yards.
I love your triangle quilt, it is so pretty! Congrats on being published, I think that was wonderful and I like the quilt you made. I just bought a tumbler template so a quilt from it is in my future. Have a great day. Sandi
I really like your little triangle quilt. And the tumbler quilt is terrific.
Katy, i think your little scrappy triangles quilt is simply adorable, i love the washed crinkly look.. must do that with mine!! It’s been fun seeing everyone’s take on this month’s challenge, especially with the ‘ugly’ fabric selections. I wonder what next month’s challenge will be?? cheers…Marian