I am feeling overwhelmed by all the lovely fabrics I have and all the new ones I want to buy. Which means it is time to get stuck into the stash and use what I have got. All those odd bits of scrap that I can't bring myself to part with but know I will never use. That means its
crazy quilt time. This time I am grouping the fabrics by colour, making random blocks to then join. I think it will be for one for the girls but not sure who is most worthy yet.
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Greens and Blues |
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Reds and Pinks |
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Yellows |
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It is actually really surprising to see that these are the main colour groups I use. I would never have picked it. |
So pretty! You've done a lovely job. I think I might have to give this kind of quilting a go (or any kind of quilting really!!!)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. You're colour blocks looks fab. Lovely dovely for certain.
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