No, it’s not low-volume, but I like the way this turned out. It started life as a short wide panel. I cut it apart and sewed it back together to make it a vertical rectangle. Then I added the fish panels (the very last of that fabric) and the shell borders.
I quilted on the seam lines, dark blue lines, and around all the motifs. Then I quilted waves around the borders.
I finished it with a blue and white diagonal stripe binding.
And don’t worry, I had it professionally tested. It passed.
Find this soon in my Etsy shop.
Today I finished this very soothing neutral baby quilt in nautical fabrics.
I quilted it with diagonal rows of waves, and a few ropes thrown in for good measure.
The anchor is appliqued from a Moda Grunge red fabric.
I also used the Grunge for a faux flange on the binding.
And, for you Yuri fans, here is the customary roll on the finished quilt. It’s the first time in many months that he has run out to participate in a quilt shoot, so I take that as a good sign, even though he doesn’t have all his pep back. Thank you if you’ve been inquiring about him.
This week I put together this baby quilt that I designed a few months ago. It has it’s roots in 
I had a signal flag print ready for the backing, but as I was looking for some fabric to piece into it, I found a big piece of this great fish batik, and this nautical stripe that I used for the binding. Love those fish!
Evening in the Garden Quilts 