This is from one of the patterns that I got on our shop hop trip, it is called Garden Paths by Amanda Murphy. It's going together rather quickly. I used part of a jelly roll and added about a dozen other bright fabrics. There is a little less variety than I usually have in scrap quilts so placement is a little tricky. This is also something you have to have all the different components made before you can start to assemble and that is not how I usually work so this has been a little different for me. I guess it is good to work outside the box every now and then. Hopefully I can get this put together this week so I can get started on my July UFO challenge. I think I still have a lot to do on that one. I really wanted to get it off the shelf just to see yesterday but I made myself continue with this one and I'm glad I did because I made a lot of progress. I just need a few more of the smaller connecting blocks and I can put this one together. I'm not sure what I will do for a border yet but I'm sure I can come up with something in my stash or maybe in one of my stitching buddies stash. First I have to go walk this morning so have a good day.
Love that crazy colorful quilt!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking quilt! Love those bright fabrics. That is a very interesting pattern too. Gotta check it out.
ReplyDeleteA very happy project you've got on your wall today. Is thre a pieced border too? Flying Geese paper pieced does make nice crisp points that line up great. I don't think the process is any quicker than another. At least you aren't waiting until the last days of July to get started on your UFO like I all too often do. Happy sewing. Sandi
ReplyDeleteThe pattern calls for a small inner border and a plain outer border. not sure what I will do yet.
DeleteWhat a really different pattern, I like it.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a really fun pattern to sew...great colours!
ReplyDeleteOh, Teresa, I really like this colorful quilt. How fun it must be to work on:)You amaze me with how much you get done.
ReplyDeleteTeresa, Teresa, Teresa...how do u get so much done? U amaze me. Thanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteSew on girl,
Barb