Hope everyone had a great 4th!!! Ours started out cool - so we got all the horses ridden!! It was awesome!!
And funnily enough - I actually have a Patriotic Finish for today!! That was not intentional - I swear ( I am really not that organized) but I like how it worked!!
I made these blocks Many years ago - I even have a Tutorial for them!
Flag Blocks ( oh my gosh - it was 2010!!!!)
I am not sure if I had these blocks in the top at that time or not, but one of my goals is to work thru my To Be Quilted pile - and it was this ones turn!!
I sashed them with a Medium blue....
Bordered them with Red
And Voila!! A finish for a Patriotic Holiday!!!
its kind of great to watch my to be quilted pile go down....
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Love these scrappy flags! Hope you had a lovely Fourth.
ReplyDeleteDelightful patriotic quilt!!
ReplyDeletePerfect timing for a patriotic finish, Alycia!!! Love your quilting, too!!! Happy 4th!!!
ReplyDeleteI remember those Flag blocks. I don't think I remember them originally from 2010 but I do remember the Flags for Sue in a later year! Whatever date they are made they make for some awesome quilts!
ReplyDeleteFabulous finish for Independence Day or any day.
ReplyDeleteIt's a great old project turned into what it was meant to be long ago! Great finish!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great finish! You are wise to celebrate all finishes. Who really cares how long a project took . .getting it out of the bag, closet or where ever it was stored and into a useable item is the best!
ReplyDeleteThose Flag Blocks are stunning and so special, Alycia!
ReplyDeletePlanned or not, I do love happy coincidences. Sounds like you had a very happy 4th of July indeed! :)
ReplyDeleteThat is an awesome finish! The medium blue sashing was a really good choice.
ReplyDeleteHappy 4th! The flag quilt is great, and thanks for the tutorial. Good job quilting down the UFO pile, I should try it!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on a perfect finish for the season!
ReplyDeleteI love a serendipitous finish! It is a fun pattern; I understand the shock that it was started 2010. It seems like yesterday.
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