
This is called "Flip Flop Summer". The yellow check border is actually chenille. I was hoping to find a lime green, but couldn't. I saw a picture of one in a magazine last summer and thought it was cute. I had this in the HQ16 at my retreat, and so some of my friends practiced on it too.

This is my 3" finished Rail Fence. Why? Just because! Actually, I get bored with doing the same 12" blocks over for demonstrating, and thought I'd challenge myself. I made a quilt with 6" blocks last time, so why not go even smaller? I think this will be it though!

4 comments:
Love the butter blues - I am a sucker for those secondary designs. (And the blue & yellow combo.)
That little split rail is just adorable!!!
I love your teeny weeny rail fence! The flip flop fabric is just gorgeous! Blue and yellow never fails :-)
Love the flip flop quilt - churn dash with secondary churn dash! Not seen this done before, very effective :)
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