I've wanted to make this quilt for over 5 years and finally finished this month. It's called "Twirling Triangles" from a magazine by Fons and Porter. It's made from 1930's retro fabric, which I really love. I had it professionally quilted. A long arm machine would cost about as much as paying for 100 quilts done by a quilter. And then I would have to practice, practice, practice until I could do it this well.
The back was made from some large pieces of the retro fabric and some plain blues.
When I had finished cutting and sewing the "Twirling Triangles" quilt, I had a stack of long triangles left over. I was not about to throw all that wonderful material away. I sewed white to colored triangles, squared them up, which took a long tedious time, and was able to make this cute, smaller quilt. I quilted it myself, just straight lines with invisible nylon thread. The back was some I had on hand which goes perfectly with the front.
