This was a sweet finish! One of my readers suggested the name, Double X for the block, so that’s what I’ve taken to calling it.
The fabrics are lovely and I didn’t feel it needed a border.
I’m quite chuffed with my machine binding. I’ll share a post next week with more detail.
I kept the back simple, mostly because I’ve been sewing from stash and had this on hand. Boring, but cost effective.
I quilted with an all over pattern.
Here is the pantograph info.
This quilt finished at 60 by 80 inches. No pattern, I worked out the block from an antique quilt.
Have a great day!
KatyQuilts 
That is such a beautiful quilt – your pattern and colors compliment each other so well!
It’s gorgeous! Love the colors and your quilting is lovely.
your quilt is beautiful!! great job! patti in florida
Your quilt is beautiful! Hugs,
Very nice job using that pantograph. I recently did a similar pantograph and found those curls hard to navigate. Practice, practice and patience.
That binding is the perfect frame for a lovely work of art. Great job!
I love the close up of the quilt on the railing. It looked like a totally different quilt to me at first. It’s lovely and the quilting is beautiful. I would LOVE to make it. Could you please share the dimensions of the HSTs? Quick math in my head says they’re 3″ finished. Could I use FQ’s? Thanks for sharing, Katy.
very nice quilt adaptation…boring but frugal is good!