I took out the blocks that were more pastel and added 19 duplicate blocks that I sewed yesterday plus some more duplicates sewn the day before. There are 2 of almost all of the blocks. A few were leftovers from the green/pink quilt so there aren't duplicates of them. It looks like a pixelated zinnia bed to me. Below is the photo from yesterday so you can see how it has changed.
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Zinnias should be the name of the quilt. Chris
ReplyDeleteYes, it does remind one of a zinnia bed. The change is subtle, one that only you could achieve. It's such a pretty quilt!
ReplyDeleteOh my. I love, love, love your colorful beautiful quilt. It reminds me of some garden quilts in one of my KF books.
ReplyDeleteI'm still using your dishcloth pattern and I've passed along your pattern to some other bloggers. They do a good job washing dishes.
I didn't think I could love this more after yesterday, but I do! It is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI just love how this is coming along!! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteDelightful quilt blocks! I really like the tweaking you did--makes a huge difference. Hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteYou're right, it does look like a wild profusion of zinnias! And so in keeping with your blog header. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt is looking so beautiful! Good call on removing the more pastel colors!
ReplyDeletelooking good, I love it every time you add more to it.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely looks like a flower bed--perfect quilt for this time of year!
ReplyDeleteI love it!
ReplyDeleteYou are SO right! It really is gorgeous and Zinnia Garden is the perfect name. You have the best eye for color!!!
ReplyDeleteThe quilt top is just beautiful; the colors and textures just blend together so beautifully, a real gift that you have.
ReplyDeleteI'm relieved that your dad is out of the hospital and set up somewhere safe. You can breathe again. :-)
How wonderful it looks and it is like a zinnia garden (sure do miss mine this year). What size are your individual squares, 2 1/2"?
ReplyDeleteI does look just like a zinnia bed. I like the new look better.
ReplyDeleteWhat a difference it makes removing the pastels. It really is a grand designing job.
ReplyDeleteJJM
I love the bold colours. This will be a great and colourful quilt
ReplyDeleteWanda, just a super delight for the eyes. I smile just seeing it. I do like the pastels, I am sure you will come up with a creative way to work those up. Oh, if I could sew as fast as you. I have a hard time just making decisions in quilting.
ReplyDeleteLinda
Love the brights. Now I know what to do with my floral stash! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI like the darker blocks together. Looking good.
ReplyDeleteI've been enjoying your series of "garden" quilts. Very lovely. Would love to have your stash, so that I could make quilts with such a variety of colors.
ReplyDeleteYou're right Wanda - does look a bed of brightly coloured zinnias.It's lovely.
ReplyDeleteI agree - it should be called the zinnia quilt! It is fabulous and would be a wonderful touch of summer in the winter!
ReplyDeletebeautiful!!!! Hope things are getting better for you and your dad
ReplyDeleteVery vibrant!
ReplyDeleteThat is looking so pretty! I like your comparison to a bed of flowers.
ReplyDeleteWatching you work on these 16 patch quilts is inspiring. I think its the greens that do it for me.
ReplyDeleteWell look at that, these quilts sort all seem similar but seeing two of the maybe layouts on the wall with pictures really points to how hard you work to get the colors just so! Amazing
ReplyDeleteJanet
ReplyDeleteLove your 16 patch quilts, beautiful. On my list now. New to your blog, am enjoying it. Thanks