Showing posts with label green. Show all posts
Showing posts with label green. Show all posts

Monday, March 20, 2017

Treble and Bass

Last week I finished up this quilt called Treble and Bass in the book All About Strips by Susan Guzman.  A fun quilt to use a variety of prints in. I am really stuck on this color combination of blue, aqua and lime green. Using white as the background really makes it pop.

This quilt is listed in my Etsy shop now.



 I longarm quilted it on my Nolting Funquilter with a freehand allover pattern I call fan blades. Glide thread in a light aqua and Hobbs 80/20 were used.

Here you can see the 'in progress' work while it is on the frame.


We must not forget a look at the pieced backing. I so love print backings and I love pieced ones that add more interest to our quilt.


I hope everyone has a great week planned and are very productive!

Linking with several of the fun parties on my left side bar.  Grab a cup of coffee and grab some inspiration= multi tasking!

Wednesday, December 18, 2013

WIP Wednesday

I started 3 more little baby quilts, each are 36" square to donate to the local neonatal unit. A friend, who moved away, gave me some fabric she didn't want to haul and there were 2 charm packs from the Central Park line by Kate Spain in it. Thanks Cynthia! So I had enough to make 3 little quilts by adding in my own solid fabric. These would be great for a set of triplets! I got EQ7 earlier this year and hadn't played with it for a while so I decided to mock it up in there-for a refresher course ya know. Since I ran out of solid green I chose an orange for the third one and I am not doing the white stripe either, gotta mix it up a bit!
Linking up at WIP-Freshly Pieced