Triple irish chain is now a finished UFO quilt from my 5 quilt project. I started this in 2012. The top just needed borders in 2017, and, then, has waited it's turn on the longarm. I really like 30's prints and colors. I think that is what drew me back into quilting. Around here, 30s quilts were mostly what we could find at antique stores. When I was a young quilter, I admired the work and dedication to make quilts during such a difficult time period.
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What a pretty finish! The triple chain makes such a nice design, and the colors are perfect.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt! I love chain quilts, happy stitching!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and a more subdued look for 30s prints. Will be checking out the link to see what the "5 Quilts" project was all about.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. Fresh yet vintage vibe :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on a successful finish. I love how yellow and blue junctions standout as a secondary focus.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on a very pretty finish.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! This is a gorgeous quilt - and I can see why the 30's would draw you to quilting! There was a shop in estes park that only did 30's repro prints and I loved going in there to see all the fabrics and quilts they had made with that era of fabric.
ReplyDeleteGreat finish! Irish chain is always a winner. I'm partial to 1930s quilts too, I grew up with quilts my great grandmother made.
ReplyDeleteI love Irish Chains and this one is especially pretty. Great finish! Thanks for sharing on my weekly show and tell, Wednesday Wait Loss.
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