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Double Wedding Ring By Barbara Boyd I am not a skilled user of EQ – thus the wonky corners in project quilt – and I mainly use EQ for color placement and proportion decisions. This is a traditional double wedding ring quilt. I used the plastic templates by Shar Jorgenson, Quilting from the Heartland. This is my daughter’s wedding quilt, which she wanted in neutral colors. This was about as neutral as I was able to go. I had bought a fat quarter collection of Japanese fabrics the year before and thought they would be perfect. Six months after the wedding, they bought a beautiful house in which the master bedroom was painted a deep gray. So . . . I think my quilt was meant to be there!







