Originally intended as a back for this quilt, I’m thinking that with some sweet borders, it may stand on its’ own as a quilt top…
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Do you have the fabric to make four simple Schoolhouse blocks to put in the corners? It is a lovely cheery quilt, but unless you have some fancy quilting for those corners in mind, my opinion is that it might need some patchwork action in those corners!!
ReplyDeleteDEFINITELY a quilt top - I LOVE it!! With borders it will be perfect!! - Alison:)
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