I had lots of other projects yesterday and only worked on this project at night. I sewed all of the triangles that I could and then looked for the last 4 fabrics. I think these are the ones I'll use however the bottom 2 will be reversed in order. I'll check again this morning to be sure they are the right ones and then I'll start cutting.
For people who are just beginning to visit my blog and asking about the pattern (no reply people) here is the post where I showed my inspiration and mention the pattern. You can also click on "quilts made with triangles" on my label list and go back through the posts to see the progress of the project.
I scrubbed my outside pots yesterday afternoon and started spray painting them. I hope to do some planting in the pots and also finish spraying the last batch.
Thanks for the link to your original post. I can now see that your color plan is similar to a Blooming 9-Patch where the 9-patches share the colors of adjacent squares.
I like your version way better. It has rained here off and on for days, ground is so saturated but the plants are doing great. I need to spray my pots too !
Thanks for the link to your original post. I can now see that your color plan is similar to a Blooming 9-Patch where the 9-patches share the colors of adjacent squares.
ReplyDeleteWow! I think this is the most "exuberant" of all the quilts you have posted. I hope you will treasure it when it is done.
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I like your version way better. It has rained here off and on for days, ground is so saturated but the plants are doing great. I need to spray my pots too !
ReplyDeleteOh, this quilt just shimmers! All that careful fabric choosing and placement really pays off in a stunning top!
ReplyDeletePlease be sure to show us a photo of your spray painted pots! I need to do the same with mine and cannot settle on a color.
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