I had a collection of fat quarters that I had put together because they were all happy bright prints. I decided to put together some fabrics in collections as inspired by Julie. The quilt, Elvira, needed just the amount of fat quarters in the bright stack.
One of the layout possibilities |
It was fun to follow along although it took me longer than the day of the videos. I made some dumb mistakes, like making more Block A's than Block B's so I was short fabric and had to hunt for a couple more fat quarters. I was able to use the new ruler because I went slowly and did sample cuts before I cut the good fabric. It was an unusual way for me to put together a quilt together.
It is on my design wall and I like the cheer it broadcasts. I don't know what the backing will be. I will figure out how to quilt it when it gets on the longarm.
All sewn |
The pattern was free when the quiltalong was first posted, so I saved and if I can find some more interesting fabric, I will make another one. It is a fun construction quilt.
8 comments:
Definitely cheerful and fun -- thanks for the shout out, too.
Bright and cheerful - such happy colors - ;))
Love, love, LOVE your warm and inviting quilt top!! I'll be looking forward to seeing how you decide to quilt it. That might help me know what to do with my own Elvira (when I finally get around to making it!)
Beautifully bright! I was tempted to join in this but of course the time difference made it pretty impossible but I was able to download the pattern when she had for free. Great for using nice chunks of your fabric.
So cheerful for some dark days! I thought about trying this one, but had enough to keep me busy. Yours turned out great!
That is definitely bright and cheerful! I have seen a couple variations of that pattern on blogs and saw one of her videos on YouTube.
A nice, fun quilt.
It is impossible to read this post and see all the lovely pictures and not smile. Such a cheerful quilt. Whatever the layout and the quilting pattern, it will be a joyful quilt. Stay safe, Linda.
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