Perfectly Pieced Quilt Backs Blog Hop

Welcome to my stop on the Perfectly Pieced Quilt Backs blog hop!

When my friend Kelly reached out to see if I could help with the launch of her third book I was excited to participate. In 2018 and 2021, I made quilts when she was launching her first two books, Stash Statement and Scrappy Improv Quilting. Her new book is over 150 pages of colorful inspiration. Perfectly Pieced Quilt Backs has 30 different quilt back patterns in three sizes each. And as a bonus you can download 18 patterns of quilt fronts that are shown in the book! And honestly, many of these "backs" could be the quilt front.

It was so hard to choose what to make from Kelly's book. I decided to use one of my latest quilt tops as inspiration for the palette. I shopped my stash for print fabrics in the same range of yellows, oranges, pinks, greens, and blues that I had used in the quilt top and chose Kelly's Coin Strip quilt back design. This was a great option for using even small scraps and I opted not to repeat fabrics in my coins. I paired my pieced coins with Kona Cerise for the background of my quilt back.

Perfectly Pieced Quilt Backs is a beginner-friendly book packed with all the details you need regarding tools and finishing instructions. The book is available everywhere you buy books. You can get a signed copy if you order directly from Kelly's Etsy shop.

Be sure to visit Kelly over at My Quilt Infatuation. She's shared tons of details and photos from the book in her posts over the past couple weeks. And check out the rest of the stops on the hop:

Sandra @ mmm...quilts
Anja @ Anja Quilts
Vasudha @ Storied Quilts
Kris @ Sew Sunshine
Leanne @ Devoted Quilter
Sarah @ Sarah Goer Quilts (You're here!)

12 thoughts on “Perfectly Pieced Quilt Backs Blog Hop

  1. Nancy

    Oh Sarah - how you encourage me. I have written before that about 3 years ago i suffered a 70-80% vision loss in my right eye. i had just begun machine quilting and was so sad not to continue. We are now wintering in The Villages, FL. Quilting abounds there! I am determined to find a way to do this - even small simple patches will work at first. I pour over each of your posts and thank you so much. Today’s quilting book suggestions have been noted. Once again, thank you!

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    1. sarah

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      Hi Nancy. There are so many different ways to make a quilt. Best wishes finding a technique that is a good fit.

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