Every month, Wendy at The Constant Quilter encourages quilters to make mini quilts. I always have good intentions to make small quilts, especially using my reproduction fabric stash. But, good intentions don't always equal finished projects - no surprise to anyone who makes quilts!
I did however, dig out an unfinished table runner and finish it up this month.
I found enough matching fabric to make a third sunflower block, then added some orange Grunge and yellow batik sashing and cornerstones before finishing with a border of the sunflower print.
That sunflower print has been marinating in my stash a good long time. There's no date on the selvedge, but the fabric was made by Cranston VIP Print Works. I believe the company stopped using that name when they ceased printing fabric in the US in 2009. I think this fabric is even older, probably from the mid to late 1990s.
I had prepped the top for quilting last fall, but stalled out because I didn't have the right color threads for quilting it. I pulled out the project last week, added some simple quilting and bound the whole thing with the sunflower fabric.
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It's nice to have a UFO crossed off the list!