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Here is Melissa's graphic for the quilt. I compromised with myself and will do a smaller baby quilt this time. I look forward to seeing how this quilt is constructed - it has me intrigued.
I decided to use up more of my 1930's reproduction fabrics. I continue to discover small pieces in my stash so finding a home for them is perfect.
This week we needed to get our pieces cut. I decided to go with a peachy orange for the x block, green for the petal blocks and will hopefully be able to use up the purples for the patchwork blocks. Kona snow will be used for the background.
And the rains quit for a bit so I wandered around my gardens - Well Hello Spring!
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9 comments:
It does look like a fun quilt. I can totally see why you caved. ;)
Oh, that is going to be so pretty. I am so glad you decided to come along. I always love your finishes :) And yes, your purples should work, you just might have to cut out the squares and rectangles and then piece together rather than strip piecing :)
I'd love to make a small quilt with that pattern too- too many deadlines and commitments this month but will follow your progress eagerly- like the colours you've chosen!
Oh how lovely to find! In your garden, I meant, (crocus, right?) but also in your stash! LOL
I recognized those pieces--I'm doing the same quilt-along! Looking forward to seeing everyone's finish
I know all about caving. I saw it and thought I really won't be able to keep up, but I like it too much not to make one.
Looking forward to seeing how this looks in 1930s repro, nice choices!
Love your fabric choices! Cant wait to see how it comes together!
It is hard to resist, that for sure Cyndy. I compromised by buying Melissa's book and telling myself I could make one later this year. LOL
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