She is right! For Spring 2013, she showed us this super-easy chevron block. Despite weeks in Idaho and being glued to the TV watching the Black Forest fire, I finished my quilt top.
It's hard to see in this taken-indoors photo, but all the colored fabrics are polka dots. I used Kona Snow for the background and setting triangles. This quilt is perfect for one of the twin beds in my downstairs bedroom.
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I'm hosting Thank Goodness it's Finished Friday tomorrow -- I hope you'll join me and link up your own finish!
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I love this quilt, Marti. Rainbows always make me smile. :o)
ReplyDeleteIs there something strange happening at the top of the orange row?
That quilt is very pretty.I can also see what Anne means about the orange row and unfortunately I think you might need your faithful unpicking tool.
ReplyDeleteIts a great idea, the block a day. I can't see me doing it at the moment but once I get a room to sew in and I can leave things set up, its definitely do-able. Can't beat a rainbow for brightening the day!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty! I see what they mean about the orange row. Unless you meant it that way :)
ReplyDeleteI love this pattern, but also noticed the misplaced orange block.
ReplyDeleteI'm blaming it on watching the Black Forest fire while I was putting this quilt together! I've repaired the mistake, and I'll repost the quilt tomorrow on Thank Goodness It's Finished Friday!
DeleteWhat a beautiful quilt! Love the colors!
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