This quilt is testing my photography skills today, it is the best of many many shots! I've spent too much time in really awkward positions today trying to get this just right!! (See! Even here the quilt is upside down!)
After an early morning dash to my local fabric store for my new favorite Amy Butler Love print, I did however manage to piece together the backing. This quilt is now ready for basting!
I love it, thanks for showing more of the quilt. Did you do rows with random strips? However you did it, It looks fab.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely! I still get excited when I'm about to baste a quilt... I doubt it'll ever grow old hehe
ReplyDeleteRita, you are the master of mixing prints and colors! This is so lovely and fresh! And I am dead curious, did you use three or more different widths of those columns?
ReplyDeleteI saw a quilt like this it was called wallpaper, I think it was in the k ,f book--cottonreel
ReplyDeleteAmazing! I think this one is my favourite one of yours so far!
ReplyDeleteOh that's amazing. I've been studying and had an exam and missed a day of checking blogs. I saw this post and thought I recognised the layout....scrolled down a ohh lah lah ....one of my favourite books (another of my night time reading stash!!!). This is a gorgeous interpretation. Well done Rita!
ReplyDeleteUpside down, back to front, inside out...still looks perfect.
ReplyDeleteReally gorgeous Rita!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great quilt! I love that the strips are different sizes.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! The colors are wonderful
ReplyDeleteI love it! Can I have it? :) It's beautiful
ReplyDeleteRita - LOVE both of those quilt tops!
ReplyDeleteIs the common factor in the 1st top that all the fabrics must have white or creme in them? Otherwise, I could have never come up with such a diverse combination! It looks awesome!
And I received your little package of green fabric in the mail - THANK YOU so much! They're all fabulous!
Hopefully you got mine as well.
Cheers!
I love the pattern and the fabric choices!
ReplyDeleteI just found you blog and WOW I love your quilts! Such beautiful fabric choices! I am new to quilting and I love your tutorial on binding! Off to drool again!
ReplyDeleteGherkin x
it's wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLove it...have you done a funky border there? Did I see that right?
ReplyDeleteFor me it was love at first sight with this fabric: http://www.hancocks-paducah.com/Item--i-AB-51-MINT
Oooh, yummy! I love the touches of b&w!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic look! I really love this one.
ReplyDeleteI love it - what a stunning quilt - I can't wait to see the whole quilt, the border looks fabulous.
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful ... what a great way to use up leftovers. I'm storing this up for later.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful color scheme, Rita! Love your fabric choices!!
ReplyDeleteI love it. The pattern you came up with and the fabrics are just darling.
ReplyDeletegreat quilt top.
ReplyDeletei love the colours/fabric combo.