Tangerine

Mother had a couple pieces of fabric in her inventory that were crying out to be used and she had a desire to make another quilt like Leo's. We played around with several names for this quilt, but "Tangerine" is the only one that stuck, named for the colors in the fabric. Mother wanted to have this one ready to bind during Aunt Linda's visit. I quilted it in time for her to do the hand work while she visited. See "Leo's Quilt" for information about the pattern. This quilt was given to Cynthia for her Mother.

Size: 68" x 80" Throw size
Quilting: Quilted in a meandering loose stipple. Used light yellow polyester thread (Omni from Superior Threads-named "Butter"). Free form quilting. 7 bobbins. Quilting by Patty.
Backing: Cream-colored print from Mother's stash. It was a wide, quilt-back sized piece, bought from a fabric.com sale.

Batting: 50-50 cotton and polyester.

Binding:  The dark green print used in the quilt, from Mother's stash. 
Pattern: "Chain Reaction" by Liz Porter from the Winter 2014 magazine Easy Quilts.  

Piecing by Mother.

Pinned into frame July 22, 2015. Quilting on long arm quilter July 24, 2015. (Patty). 

Binding by Mother. 

QC by Spencer.

Location:County Line Quilts