
(As always - it's hung sideways so it won't drag on the ground).
Here's a close-up of one corner. You can see the snowflake pattern quilted into it (I really, really like this design) and also the dark teal binding fabric.

And the back - fabric printed to look like a pseudo-Scandinavian knitting design:

The nice thing is, the seam on the backing sort of disappears, so if I ever want to reverse the quilt and use it backing-side-up, I can.

I'm really pleased with the quilting on this one. I think later on this week, I'm going to either take in the Mary Engelbreit-fabrics quilt (this one, though I'm not sure what kind of design I want) or the Framed Four-Patch (this one, which has Texas-inspired fabrics - so I might go kind of kitschy and see if they have cowboy boots or something as a design. Or failing that, a five-pointed star. Or a rose.)
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