Hello, hello. I'm still flitting between projects, still trying to keep them all moving forward.
I'm working on my "evie" quilt this weekend, a sweet string quilt I started way back in August last year, check back here. I had made up four blocks using a pattern I downloaded by Tara @quiltdistrict {see here}. Her quilt was inspired by a delightful vintage quilt in her collection, and I must admit this quilt captured my heart straight away too as one of my granddaughters is called Evie!
I'm using whatever fabrics catch my eye in my overflowing basket under the sewing table. Lots of strings and scraps in checks, spots, vintage florals, leftover pieces, etc... lots of eclectic and unlikely combinations.
I can see why you were taken with this pattern, Linda - it's fun and effective and totally gorgeous in your fabrics.
ReplyDeleteThe colours and fabics you are using for these blocks are my cup of tea! Have a lovely Sunday!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! What a great way to use fabric. I assume this will go to your Evie when finished? Happy stitching!
ReplyDeleteEvie is a pretty name, and the blocks are beautiful too!
ReplyDeleteSo it's like a spider web quilt, but you aren't making it on foundation paper? I definitely like the scrappiness of it, and the bursts of black that really stand out. I couldn't make one like this though... not enough scraps!
ReplyDeleteVery very nice! Love the blues.
ReplyDeleteThe blacks and blues set off the strings nicely!
ReplyDeleteI like the blue and black combination a lot - unusual and striking.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely very sweet and beautifully scrappy -a winner Linda!
ReplyDeleteLooking fabulous, I love the contrast of the darker teal/aqua with the paler strip blocks.
ReplyDeleteI always like a little bit of black with blues. Really helps bring out the punch of colors.:)
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