Finish #2 : Anita's Arrowhead and Old Italian Blocks

Wow!  I am on a roll here.  Last night, just before bedtime, I finished my quilt made with Anita's Arrowhead and Old Italian Blocks.  These blocks are from the book "Rotary Cutting Revolution" by Anita Grossman Solomon.  I also used some "plain" blocks of hand dyed fabrics and solids to calm it down just a bit.

This quilt has been in progress since April of 2015.  So I am very happy to have it finished.   My method for this one was quilt-as-you-go.  I did eight sections that I quilted and then joined together to make one bit quilt.  A close look shows that some days my free motion quilting mojo was amazing. Here are a few close-ups of sections that make me happy.

From the back

Same as above from the front of the quilt.

Some simple paisley shapes with an occasional curl. 

A large section from the back using square flowers
and various other designs. 

And the back shows the sections as each section has a different fabric for the backing.

Those two blues on the bottom kind of blend in the photo - but in actuality there is a nice contrast. 
I am loving my new quilt.

So nice, I showed it twice!

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