Lattice Illusions: Finished

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Whew! Lattice Illusions is finally finished and I am so pleased!  Here it is all freshly washed, fluffy dried and out on the line.

This quilt began as a class at the Quilter's Guild of Ireland annual retreat in February.  I wanted to work on my precision quilting and this was a great opportunity with all of the little angles and points to match.  The pattern was for a small lap quilt, but really I tend to make larger quilts than 48" square quilts.  With 3-4 pattern re-writes there were several trips to the local quilt shop to buy more fabric as the pattern evolved.  Anyway, I finished it off with stitch in the ditch quilting (to not distract from the points I worked so hard to piece) and a scrappy binding that was hand stitched.

I have a small bit of fabric (300g or 10.5 oz) remaining and I would love to find a good home for it.  It's in great shape and would work well both in scrappy or art quilts as they are nice semi-solid neutrals.  I just need to stop looking at them.  Would anyone like a little bag of goodies?  Just leave a comment below and I will get back to you by Wednesday.

Quilt Stats:Name: Lattice Illusions
Made For: Shhh....it's a gift....
Fabric: Makower UK - Spraytime Line
Batting: Warm & Natural
Size: 68" x 68" (72"x72" before washing)
Quilting: Stitch In The Ditch
Pattern: Modified version of Christine Porter's Lattice Illusion

As usual on Monday, I am linking up with Canoe Ridge Creation's Sew Modern Monday and Quiltstory's Fabric Tuesday.