QC by Rowan
This is another quilt made from Mother’s strip scraps. Mother and I started it and, thankfully, Frances visited and finished piecing it. This quilt is similar to one Mother made in 2016, named “Spice”. See this blog for September, 2016. The name comes from the similarity of the blocks to “peaks” and from the Pinal Mountains, which were near to Superior, Arizona where we lived for many years. Also, “Pinal Peaks” is alliterative. On Aug, 19, 2019 given to Zebiba Ahmed who was Mother’s best caregiver after she broke her arm and neck.- Size: 64 1/2" x 77 1/2" Twin bed size
- Quilting: Quilted in a meandering loose stipple. Used brown 100% polyester thread (Omni from Superior Threads-named "Milk Chocolate"). Free form quilting. 6 bobbins. Quilting by Patty.
- Backing: Multi-colored print fabric from Mother's inventory. Bought at a JoAnn's sale.
- Batting: 100% cotton, Winline “Back to Basics”
- Binding: Solid brown cotton from Mother's inventory, also used for the set in triangles that finish the sides.
- Pattern: "Spice Market" by Vicky Wozniak from a McCall's advertisement.
- Piecing by Mother, Patty, and mostly Frances Worth
- Pinned into frame November 16, 2018. Quilting on long arm quilter November 20, 2018. (Patty).
- Binding by Patty.
- QC by Rowan
