As quilt making goes, beginning will always be my very favorite! Do you have a favorite part? Aw, it's just so much fun for me. For each new bundle I have so many ideas, and these days not a lot of time, so I don't over-think it, I just have to start!
During these past two days, in-between my Etsy orders, working on that Criss Cross Diamond QAYG tutorial..
And, early morning binding sessions..
I started something new!
Using the Monthly Sparks bundle I created for Fabric Spark, including their in-stock Wild & Free, Art Gallery blenders, and a few Cotton + Steel prints...
With more complementing blenders from my stash, more Wild & Free, and more Wanderer!
When I look at these bright, fresh colors I see Summer, terracotta pots filled with Geraniums, Marigolds, Impatiens, and Salvia. They all look so beautiful together!
Looking at last night's work this morning, those thoughts of colorful Summer annuals and days must have inspired my current layout, my pattern looks to reflect that!
And, I'm loving this beginning! ♡ Maureen
During these past two days, in-between my Etsy orders, working on that Criss Cross Diamond QAYG tutorial..
And, early morning binding sessions..
I started something new!
Using the Monthly Sparks bundle I created for Fabric Spark, including their in-stock Wild & Free, Art Gallery blenders, and a few Cotton + Steel prints...
With more complementing blenders from my stash, more Wild & Free, and more Wanderer!
When I look at these bright, fresh colors I see Summer, terracotta pots filled with Geraniums, Marigolds, Impatiens, and Salvia. They all look so beautiful together!
Looking at last night's work this morning, those thoughts of colorful Summer annuals and days must have inspired my current layout, my pattern looks to reflect that!
And, I'm loving this beginning! ♡ Maureen
looks lovely.......
ReplyDeleteinspiring.. I havent cut into my bundle yet
ReplyDeleteFinishing is my favorite part, HA! I struggle in the beginning every time!
ReplyDeleteYour photography is beautiful
ReplyDeleteI'm loving it too!
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful block!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!
ReplyDeleteReally pretty colors here!
ReplyDeleteI really like your design. Do you use a computer program?
ReplyDeleteNo program or plan for this one. I just knew I wanted to make flying geese to start with because I just started binge watching a new show, haha, and wanted to stay at my machine chain piecing for as long as possible! :)
DeleteRather than starting with a center piece and growing outward, I approached this one the opposite, working my inward. It's all just random piecing! My favorite!!
Have fun playing with them.Happy sewing!
ReplyDeleteFabulous fabrics!
ReplyDeleteYou are amazing! I love your work.
ReplyDeleteI love that your instinct is to just start! I often get stuck just shy of starting because I'm worried I'll regret cutting up a beautiful piece of fabric.
ReplyDeleteI love what you have chosen to put together. It has a scrappy, but coordinated look. I think I love pulling the fabrics together for the start of a project and then the cutting and piecing. Love to cut!
ReplyDeleteLuv the bright colors. What technique do you use for flying geese? I struggle with them sometimes.
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