I ended up with 8 blocks, so this is the layout that used up the 8 blocks in a pleasing way. I don't remember why the green sashing jumped in there, but there it is! I bought the setting triangle fabric in Newfoundland at Quilt Canada and it fit perfectly with the colours of the scraps I used.Wow, does it ever look bright on the screen! Maybe I should issue a warning to use sunglasses to view this baby!?!
Great quilt. You did a wonderful job. I like it!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty mini!
ReplyDeleteRoslyn
hooooo-eeee! That is definitely one bright quilt, but it is absolutely COOL! I really ought to send you my address so it'll be easy for you to just pop that puppy into the mail to me. I'd even do the binding!
ReplyDeleteBonus (for me, prolly not for you :-P ) is that seeing the blocks has sparked an inspiration... I was thinking about doing a braid quilt with scraps, but now I'm starting to percolate on a block layout. Thingy.
Good job! [pat-pat-pat]
Ooh Love the colors in that! I really want to make a batik quilt of some sort but still have so many things piled up to do... Maybe a Mini like yours?
ReplyDeleteit is fabulous and I LOVE the green!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the quilt. It has a bit of a 3D thing going on. I love bright colours they really make a quilt song.
ReplyDeleteLove and hugs Gina xxx
Oh yes Kathy - it is lovely ! Too bright ? never - lol ! Inspiration works both ways too - I can't stop thinking about your lovely star quilt that you had a few issues with lately. Where did you get the pattern ?
ReplyDeleteI love your mini quilt! The colors and design are awesome!
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