I'm happy to have completed my green Mile a Minute quilt for May, to participate in Sorties from the Sewing Room's One Monthly Goal.
I started this quilt at the beginning of the year while teaching the Mile a Minute technique to a local (Calgary) quilt guild.
Close up of a couple of the blocks.
I dug into my stash and found I had a lot of green fabric, which made it an easy choice for the sashing, corner stones, borders and backing, and making this look like a green quilt.
Actually the blocks have so many colours in them that you can use any colour for sashing and borders. In class we experimented with this and placed the blocks on any different colour background, giving an entirely different look and feel.
I love this block, as it used up all the little bits. I will be teaching another Mile a Minute later this month at Out of Hand Quilting and Fabric, and I have a Mile a Minute tutorial on my blog, starting here.
QUILT DETAILS
Green Mile a Minute Quilt 2026
The finished quilts measures 68 inches by 83 inches
Started January 2026
Finished May 2026
Perfect is the enemy of done ~ Catherine Carrigan




Congrats on your finish! I like the term "back art" and also that you demonstrated how small color changes can change the entire feel of a project.
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