Grassy Creek quilt top |
I made 12 blocks for my version (instead of 25) and each of my blocks has a different green, orange, red and gold. I decided to just quilt curves and change colours for each block. I started quilting the green curves and did all 12 green patches first, then orange, then grey, then gold. It was a lot of stop and starts, but it was fun and that's how I like to do my quilting :)
I did not string piece my sashing blocks, so my sashings are a plain piece of grey.
They seemed a bit puffy with the initial curve quilting, so I added a line of loops through the centre of the sashing to smash them down a bit. Much better.
13 comments:
Great to get it finished before the end of the year. Ready for the next mystery
Such a bright and happy quilt! Good to have it done before the next BH mystery starts, because we all know, you cantresist a mystery quilt! LOL!
Well done, Kathy. I believe it was from you that I learned to make Bonnie's mysteries my own way--choosing my own number of blocks, my own setting, and most importantly, replacing string pieced blocks with a solid piece of fabric!
Looks terrific! That is a lot of stopping and starting, but I find I’m happier with that extra work when it seems the best design in my mind!
You have a beautiful quilt, I do love Bonnie's mysterys.
Beautiful! I am on step 4 or 5. I really should pull that out and get it moving along again.
Such a beautiful quilt and lovely fabrics. A great one to focus on this month. Happy quilting
Beautiful quilt. It looks great without a border and you have plenty of time to get the binding on before the end of the month.
Looking great, Kathy. One less UFO is always good for the soul. ;^)
Looks great. I’m really liking the solid grey sashing blocks. A bright and cheerful quilt.
That is looking so good. August seems a good month for working on UFO's.
Congrats on making a decision and getting started on the quilting, Kathy!
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