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Sunday, 25 July 2021

what's in a name

 





- OMG folded like this, it looks so similar to the original 'predictable' pattern I started out with 😂




And, just before I go, I'm not too sure exactly what to call this quilt. Is it an improv quilt - an art quilt - an asymmetrical 'pink pathways' quilt - an easy HSTs in a diamond setting quilt. Who knows, but {wink wink} I'm calling it "done for now".

Loved having a go at being more creative with my stash,
even if the result wasn't quite what I expected! 

Until next time,
Linda

14 comments:

  1. Whatever you call this quilt, it is gorgeous. Love all those pinks.

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  2. This top is so pretty, I say call it Pink Blush! Happy stitching!

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  3. I like "Pink Pathways!" That's interesting and pretty, Linda!

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  4. Congratulations on the quilt top completion - I like it a LOT! I'm not sure each of our quilts has to fit neatly into any one category - most of us work with a blending of multiple approaches. As far as naming the top, check out the names for nail polishes and/or lipsticks in shades of pink. The creatives who name them come up with some good ones.

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  5. I think quilts are like people- they should not be put into categories! We, and quilts, are all individuals with our own unique qualities! Your quilt is vibrant, striking and pretty! Congratulations on a great finish!

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  6. It is lovely. Fun borders, too. Great.

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  7. It is asymmetrical, pink and improv. Why not call it “In the Pink”?

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  8. Just looked back at other comments. Quiltdivajulie suggests you check out names of nail varnishes and lipsticks.
    The nail varnish I’m currently wearing is called Tartan Punk!

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  9. Happy for you to be done with this! I think I'd call it traditional (the layout) and scrappy (the piecing), but whatever you call it, it's really pretty!

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  10. Whatever you call it, I love it

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  11. The off-center spiral effect works very well. Good color choices. Having all the borders different fabrics adds something, too... and uses up some leftovers. Thanks so much for sharing.

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  12. Congratulations! HSTs are versatile and pink is undeniably happy.

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  13. Love it! What a great adventure!!

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