quilts

Some unusual quilt backing fabrics I haven't seen anywhere else.

If I choose pieces carefully, I can make quite a few of the stars unique. I'm trying to use my most distinct fabrics on the six stars that have complete rings, like this.

Blog entry: domesticat.net/quilts/pentatonic

The pattern is a Penrose tiling. See the blog entry for more information.

A disappearing four-patch, but done in excellent colors.

I have no information about who made this quilt, only that I saw it on display and I liked it.

Tiny hexagons!

I have no information about who made this quilt, only that I saw it on display and I liked it.

Tiny hexagons!

I have no information about who made this quilt, only that I saw it on display and I liked it.

Gorgeous hand quilting.

I have no information about who made this quilt, only that I saw it on display and I liked it.

Itty bitty diamonds!

I have no information about who made this quilt, only that I saw it on display and I liked it.

Itty bitty diamonds!

I have no information about who made this quilt, only that I saw it on display and I liked it.

Itty bitty diamonds!

I have no information about who made this quilt, only that I saw it on display and I liked it.

This quilt was tiny. Notice the ribbon on the left side. That's a standard-sized ribbon. This entire quilt wasn't much bigger than a tabloid-sized piece of paper, and the accuracy was just stunning.

(Though Jacob did point out that they covered the joins in the very center with an appliquéd circle.)

I have no information about who made this quilt, only that I saw it on display and I liked it.