"Back And Forth" Top Is Done
 

This worked up really quickly. I think I am in love with this pattern. I'm sure I will be doing another one soon. There is one little mistake (sort of). In the second column about halfway down, there are two green with leaves that are close to each other. I try really hard not to do that, but I always seem to manage at least one. Oh well. :)

This top will be taking a trip to Indiana soon to "visit" Harriet's long arm machine.

I wouldn't have noticed if you hadn't pointed it out. Lovely quilt. I love batiks.

Nicely done.

That is a great pattern to show off lovely batik colors. Good job.

Such a beautiful scrap buster!!

nicely done, i like that pattern too

Very pretty. I still couldn't find it. Don't know if this would help you but it does me. A quilt like that I would mark with Crayola Washable Markers numbering each block and each row. Although my blocks are usually bigger.

Very nice!

It's a great quilt top:thumbup:. I look forward to seeing it quilted.

Looks like fun and quick. We seem to critique our own work harder than we do others.

Looks great!

Don't be so hard on yourself. It's gorgeous! The only thing that makes me get out my ripper is if two identical fabrics are next to each other, joining or touching. Beautiful batiks!

Liking your colorful quilt. I like that pattern and can see that you could cut scraps as you cut for ongoing quilts. Kinda like doing leaders and enders.

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Great quilt...we probably wouldn’t have noticed the two green prints if you hadn’t pointed them out. LOL
Looks like a great pattern to have in your library.

Boston, that's so pretty!!! You make such beauties! :)

Lovely quilt! What size are the pieces cut to?

Pretty combo of colors

Thanks for all the nice comments. Yours is gorgeous Linda. I bet your grand-daughter loved it!

I cut my pieces 3 1/2 x 3 1/2 and 3 1/2 x 6 1/2 inches. There were a bunch cut that size from another project and I was able to use up many of them before diving into my stash.

I love this quilt, Boston! I still can't find the "mistake."

Linda, I love yours also. Both are so colorful and cheery!

Both of the quilts shown are very nice.

Such a beautiful quilt and I didn't even see the two fabrics that you are worried about being together. Not noticeable at all. You make such gorgeous quilts.

Very nice. Love the colors.

If you hadn't pointed them out . . .
Honestly, I can look at my own quilts a hundred times on the wall and think I've got everything laid out perfectly but when it's all sewn together the two colors that shouldn't be next to each other always are. I think they move on their own to be next to their friends.

Love it. Now I have to find the pattern so I can do one.

May I ask where you found this pattern? I did a quick search which I hate to do, not good at searching the internet, but the patterns I found for Back and Forth are not like the patterns for the two quilts in this thread. I love your pattern. Both of you ladies made beautiful quilts.

Actually "Back and Forth" is just what I named mine. I saw a picture online and drew it up in my EQ5. I just think of it in rows with every other one going in the opposite direction from the one above it. I wanted my pieces good sized so I cut 3 1/2 x 3 1/2 and 3 1/2 x 6 1/2. It's really easy. You will have a lot of fun with this. I did mine in batiks, but it can be striking with regular fabric as well.

Very nice and looks great in batiks.