I had some orphan blocks from orange crush, some were extras from the actual quilt, and some were failed attempts at a combination of yellow and green that I decided against using. They are a little bit random I must admit, but they are all together now to make up quilt top number 30. I'm going running now, but I should be able to get it quilted up when I get home. Maybe some loopy flowers this time?
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Number 30 was a Stack of Orphans
I had some orphan blocks from orange crush, some were extras from the actual quilt, and some were failed attempts at a combination of yellow and green that I decided against using. They are a little bit random I must admit, but they are all together now to make up quilt top number 30. I'm going running now, but I should be able to get it quilted up when I get home. Maybe some loopy flowers this time?
I really like this one -- the way you get a sense of movement between the blocks and none of the blocks stands out as a "block" so much as you get an overall pattern! Wish my orphans would play so well together!
ReplyDeleteVery colourful. I should think this will be popular with the old folk as they can spend time looking at the different farbrics and colours.
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ReplyDeleteThank you very much for your kind words on the finished CC. I love your blog and your tutorial on the binding is very well done....the corner treatment might be better for me...gonna try it...thanks again
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