First up, my Carolina Chain quilt which I started back in early 2019. I made all the blocks and even assembled the quilt top. However, it wasn't until March this year that I finally had it quilted in an all over gentle meander pattern by Leeanne from quiltmekiwi.
One thing that this quilt has taught me . . . well, reinforced actually . . . is that I do love a scrappy quilt. I love a zillion different fabrics all mixed up together in the one quilt, a real riot of colour! And I just love that Jennifer Paganelli blue border fabric #hardtofindfabric
Linking up with Kelly for 'needle and thread Thursday' here
and with Wendy too for this weekends 'peacock party' over here
- and maybe pop back soon to see my other finished quilts.
LOVE it !! Fantastic Job!! Happy Sewing from Iowa Stay Safe
ReplyDeleteYou do scrappy so well! Your photos are great too, especially the ones among the green foliage!
ReplyDeleteI started one of these...it's ... somewhere! I love seeing YOUR finish. Good JOB...
ReplyDeleteLovely binding choice. You take very nice photos. Stay safe, sane and creative!
ReplyDeleteThis is a fantastic scrappy finish for sure. I love how you placed the light/dark squares alternately. It's a terrific effect.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful scrappy finish. I think I love scrappy quilts best too.
ReplyDeleteThis quilt is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteYes, I started one of these also. I think you've just inspired me to switch the plan to a smaller quilt and "get 'er done!!" Yours is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt, love it!
ReplyDeletelove it! such a nice scrap quilt
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely scrappy quilt--love those chains...nice work on this..hugs from afar julierose
ReplyDeleteBeautiful finish! Love this quilt design too. I'm on my second Carolina Chain now. It's so easy and fun to put together. Your scrappy version is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWonderful finish! Congrats! That's a great scrap buster and you had some great scraps to bust!
ReplyDeleteLove it, Linda! Great finish.
ReplyDeleteYours is so lovely. Scrap quilts are my favorites, too. I made this design years ago and gave it to my SIL/BIL where they still admire it but yours is even better. You inspire me to get this design out again.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations again!
Oh my gosh, why haven't I ever seen nine-patches on their sides before? What a pretty quilt!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gloriously beautiful scrappy quilt! It looks so snuggly, even through the pictures! How narrow is your binding, by the way? I love that skinny "zing" of peach along the outer edge.
ReplyDeletelovely, such bright, cheerful colours and the binding is perfect.
ReplyDeleteFrom one who also loves scrappy quilting, that is a beautiful quilt!
ReplyDeleteGreat finish! Love that scrappy look.
ReplyDeleteCan't beat the traditional quilt blocks, especially nine patch I think. Scope for settings and colour with this pattern, what size square did you use Linda?
ReplyDeleteWell done getting on with your UFOs. This is another wonderful finish. I always enjoy your fabric and colour combos.
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful! Thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteI love your special scrappy touch. This quilt is so intriguing because you used that blue all around the outside. So neat how that detail pulls the eye back inside the quilt and keeps the energy flowing. Wonderful looking!
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