Did anyone have a bet on how long it would be before I started a new project? I had to squeeze one in. I pressed a whole stack of orange batiks to get them ready to cut about a week ago. I couldn't wait any longer so I cut 2.5" strips and I'm starting my orange quilt. I want to do a series of one color quilts and did the yellow one a couple years ago. This one will be 16 patches and a few plain squares from one of the larger patterned batiks. I also cut some 1.5" strips so there may be a few mini 16 patches thrown in too. The design will develop as I work on it.
While I'm at it I cut a second strip to cut squares and rectangles for my trays. This is the first group of 16 that I cut. I laid them out like a colorwash and like it so well I might have to sew a couple blocks like this.
I never wear orange but I sure use it in quilts! I don't know if I was reading your blog when you made your yellow quilt. Can you repost a picture of it sometime?
love those fabrics. i want to make a quilt with all one color with different fabrics. i have a giveaway going on at my butternut street blog. i don't have many entries if you wanna come check it out. fabric! lol. have a great friday.
Morning Wanda, I started an orange, yellow and purple quilt yesterday, Must be something in the air. I just wanted to play for once. I finished the backing on my daughters quilt. I used flannel and she loves it. Thanks for selling me the top. They are her colors. Have a great day.
This is the second orange quilt I looked at this morning, and just saw another one yesterday. Got my mouth watering. I think I'll go rummage through my stash.
You are doing a one color batik quilt and I am doing and every color one. I know you will have your's done way before me but I'll keep plugging along. :-)
Did anyone have a bet on how long it would be before I started a new project? I had to squeeze one in. I pressed a whole stack of orange batiks to get them ready to cut about a week ago. I couldn't wait any longer so I cut 2.5" strips and I'm starting my orange quilt. I want to do a series of one color quilts and did the yellow one a couple years ago. This one will be 16 patches and a few plain squares from one of the larger patterned batiks. I also cut some 1.5" strips so there may be a few mini 16 patches thrown in too. The design will develop as I work on it.
While I'm at it I cut a second strip to cut squares and rectangles for my trays. This is the first group of 16 that I cut. I laid them out like a colorwash and like it so well I might have to sew a couple blocks like this.
I would never win that bet! Looking forward to your new creation.
ReplyDeleteOh, how lovely...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fabric and possibilities...thanks for taking us along on the trip.
ReplyDeleteYou just can't ever get enough of orange, a fantastic, vibrant color. By the way, I had no doubt a new project would be on its way!
ReplyDeleteOh goody! A new project! And it's in orange, my current favourite colour!
ReplyDeleteThis is going to be gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI read somewhere that tangerine was the "in" colour!
ReplyDeleteI never wear orange but I sure use it in quilts! I don't know if I was reading your blog when you made your yellow quilt. Can you repost a picture of it sometime?
ReplyDeleteI can always depend on you for eye candy in the morning... YUM. Go girl!!!
ReplyDeleteIt didn't take long! I love monochromatic quilts. I look forward to seeing how it develops.
ReplyDeletelove those fabrics. i want to make a quilt with all one color with different fabrics. i have a giveaway going on at my butternut street blog.
ReplyDeletei don't have many entries if you wanna come check it out. fabric! lol. have a great friday.
Morning Wanda,
ReplyDeleteI started an orange, yellow and purple quilt yesterday, Must be
something in the air. I just wanted to play for once. I finished the backing on my daughters quilt. I used flannel and she loves it. Thanks for selling me the top. They are her colors. Have a great day.
Oooh...can't wait to see what happens with this! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is the second orange quilt I looked at this morning, and just saw another one yesterday. Got my mouth watering. I think I'll go rummage through my stash.
ReplyDeleteTotally love the oranges I want to make a quilt with them but my wife keeps steering me away going to have to sneak and get some.
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Stop by for my quilt givaway to guess my babys b-day and weight.
Ooh, I'm really looking forward to seeing this develop.
ReplyDeleteNot at all surprised that you started on a new project! I absolutely love the "oranges" - such a bright and perkey color!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun to watch you at work or at play . . .
ReplyDeleteYour orange quilt is going to be so lovely! Look forward to seeing it progress.
ReplyDeletelove that orange...
ReplyDeleteThat's what I love about you, Wanda - you're always doing something interesting! The orange is a burst of brightness in winter's drabness.
ReplyDeleteYou are doing a one color batik quilt and I am doing and every color one. I know you will have your's done way before me but I'll keep plugging along. :-)
ReplyDeleteIsn't starting a new quilt just the best fun? I would never have enough self control to use only one color, but I bet yours is going to be beautiful!
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