Actually I know it is Tuesday, but I just couldn't find the time to get this posted yesterday. 4 little ones under 18 months kept me occupied.
These are all my bright FW blocks. I think they don't look nearly as yellow as before. I still have plenty of time to even out the colors.
This is a pattern from the book Simplify by
Camille Roskelley. I fell in love with the quilt when I first saw it. Most of the fabrics are from a scrap bag purchased from Moda. It is the Fandango line by Kate Spain. I used the whole scrap bag. I filled in with several fabrics from my resource center to give it even more variety. I just love the yellow fabric with the tags on it that Ellen gifted me. I don't plan to add any borders (at least that is currently the plan). I want to hang it on a wall in my dining room to hopefully cut down on the noise vibratations of my children. It was a very fun pattern to sew, but not one that I could take and go. Once I had the blocks arranged like I wanted, I knew I had to get it sewn together.
These are all my bright FW blocks. I think they don't look nearly as yellow as before. I still have plenty of time to even out the colors.
This is a pattern from the book Simplify by Camille Roskelley. I fell in love with the quilt when I first saw it. Most of the fabrics are from a scrap bag purchased from Moda. It is the Fandango line by Kate Spain. I used the whole scrap bag. I filled in with several fabrics from my resource center to give it even more variety. I just love the yellow fabric with the tags on it that Ellen gifted me. I don't plan to add any borders (at least that is currently the plan). I want to hang it on a wall in my dining room to hopefully cut down on the noise vibratations of my children. It was a very fun pattern to sew, but not one that I could take and go. Once I had the blocks arranged like I wanted, I knew I had to get it sewn together. 
1 comment:
Love your cross quilt! Mines's a WIP. Very nicely done. :-)
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