I was hoping that my twisted rail quilt pattern was going to work in a scrappy version. Click here to see it with just 4 fabrics. I am pleased with the scrappy version and especially in the red/white/blue scraps. I have 4 more blocks to sew today and cutting of kits to do as well. This quilt will probably get a border to make it a little bigger. I plan to post a tutorial soon.
I remembered to go out yesterday afternoon and take a picture of the porch pots in place.
Here is the top view of the bottom pot. I just love all of the variety of plants.
The porch pots look great. What an interesting approach to the rail fence pattern. I like it but I really like the 4 fabric versioin.
ReplyDeleteThe Rail Fence is really pleasing to the eye. I need to get some plants for the porch pots also. Mine are kinda sick looking. I tried saving some geraniums and they are growing but very slow. Chris
ReplyDeletethe love version of the rail fence - I have never seen it done like that. Looks like a totally different pattern that the normally chosen one.
ReplyDeleteThe plants look great.
Karen
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Hi Wanda,
ReplyDeleteLove that twisted rail quilt! Looks like a great scrap buster pattern to me.
Getting any of that rain, yet? We woke up to some serious thunder boomers.
Vicky F
The twisted rail fence definitely worked. I've never seen it done like that but love it!
ReplyDeleteI like this layout a LOT better. Your porch pots are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI like your twisted rail. One of those will go on my "someday" list.
ReplyDeleteLove the Twisted rail fence especially in the patriotic colors!
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt as usual. I need to get those plants planted soon.
ReplyDeleteYesterday I said your pots would be over-flowing with by summer. Seeing all them today... they are over-flowing already..... Love what you do with your planters. A great entry welcome... Just gorgeous
ReplyDeleteI liked the fact that you use scraps for the 'TwistedRail' and it does look great in four colors. (Plus seeing those other baby quilts again made me smile).
J~MT
Your Twisted Rail pattern is very striking. I'm excited that you are planning a tutorial. Your gardens are very striking, too.
ReplyDeleteHeather
Love the plant pots AND the quilt's great work agan.Wig.
ReplyDeleteNeat look on that version of a rail fence. Like some others, that is on my someday list too. Your pots are super. Everything is later here, but my Jackmani clematis is in bloom... and it snowed this weekend. Such craziness... but green, purple and white are a nice color combination!
ReplyDeleteHi Wanda, Happy Holiday ! Love your porch
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Hi Wanda, Happy Holiday ! Love your porch
ReplyDeletepots jmh
Hi Wanda, Happy Holiday ! Love your porch
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Love your porch pots! They are really colorful - like your quilts. :)
ReplyDeleteYour porch pots are fabulous -- so inviting and so colourful!
ReplyDeleteThe twisted rail fence not only looks great but it would make a great comfort quilt for a boy. I am really looking forward to the tutorial since I try to have at least one comfort quilt going at all times.
ReplyDeleteLoving your pots up the steps of your porch........I'm doing a similar thing myself, in a much less grand way at our house-trailer. I never thought of mixing plants in one pot...that's beautiful !
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