Here’s another post I wrote and didn’t send some days ago. Now “Sprinkles” is done, and I’ll post more about this adorable little quilt soon. Meanwhile, I have a nice link below that gave me a really good method to match backing prints.
Look at this awesome matching of this backing print!
I saw a method in the October 2023 issue of American Patchwork and Quilting magazine done by Maria Brooks. However, I don’t think I can put a picture of that page here without violating their copyright rules.
So I googled “How to Match Prints for Quilt Backing” and came up with this same method by Suzy Quilts. Note: using one of the thicker, cheaper glue sticks is a better bet financially for this method instead of the Sew Line glue stick (which I also love) which is more expensive.
Louisa Enright's Blog 
It is so worth taking the time to match the prints! It makes me sad when I can’t do it.
Well, you were an inspiration for me with learning how to do it properly!!!
Wonderful quilting! I just finished a quilt top yesterday, and pieced the back. Yes, it is tricky to line up and match everything. Now on to the actual quilting on my Janome, and then the binding. I know there are sewists who would prefer not to bind a quilt, but it is my favorite part.
Thank you for sharing your healthy meals and joyful quilts..
Janet / Connecticut
My favorite quilty part is the actual piecing. There is something about bringing order to chaos. Or in seeing a finished set of blocks on the design wall. I love the hand sewing of bindings too–and have always hand sewn mine.