With every good intention to tidy up after finishing each quilt, I may have sidetracked a little when fondling folding my leftover Liberty Lifestyle ~ Bloombury Gardens fabric scraps.
Out came the rotary cutter and in a process similar to that described in the Postage Stamp Quilt Tutorial this quilt top came together quickly with very random fabric placement and a late night of stitching, cross-cutting fabric strips and re-arranging blocks.
This is probably one of the busiest quilt tops I have ever made, but I do like it. The fabrics are so very pretty, and they were easy to work with even for these small (2.5 inch finished) patchwork squares.
And that's the end of my Bloomsbury Gardens fabric bundle. I am looking forward to re-stashing when this collection becomes more readily available in stores, although I promise to hold off cutting into it for a while. You are probably ready for a little more variety? Too much of a good thing ....
Thank you for stopping by,
Rita
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Bloomsbury Gardens Quilt (A Snowball Quilt)
Lovely cheerful patchwork!
ReplyDeleteIt is never to much :)
I love this!
ReplyDeletetoo much liberty? never!
ReplyDeleteI agree. Never too much Liberty for me!
ReplyDelete"Fondling" --- you crack me up! Ever-creative Rita, you make beautiful things.
ReplyDeleteIt is busy, and I love it! I'm pretty much convinced that I need some Bloomsbury Gardens when it comes out.
ReplyDeleteI love it. I am looking forward to sewing something with Bloomsbury gardens when it becomes available. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWOW!
ReplyDeletethis is one of favourite pastimes- piecing all the left overs and the ppostage stamp size i think look great, regardless of their busyness. Love it
ReplyDeletethanks Rita for sharing, and never too much "Liberty-ness"!!!!!
ReplyDeleteChristine x
I like it, I love it, I need alot of it. Can't wait!
ReplyDeleteOh, my goodness! That's beautiful! I love scrap quilts and that is perfect!!!
ReplyDeleteI love all the excitement about these fabrics atm.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is fab xxxx
Looks great--love everything you make actually, but those fabrics do look fun together! :)
ReplyDeleteI love those geometrics! Can't wait to see this one in full :)
ReplyDeleteOh, I love this one even more! I'm glad you indulged in a second.
ReplyDeleteson preciosas las telas y conjuntan muy bien, quedara genial, un saludo
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Wow, 2 quilts from one bundle! How fun :)
ReplyDeleteshawn@studio57artz.blogspot.com
beautiful colors (as usual).
ReplyDeleteIt's absolutely gorgeous !!!Do you know if those fabrics available in USA ?
ReplyDeleteGreat use of the prints! I have some Liberty fabrics to use eventually....=D
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt. I could look at it all day.
ReplyDeleteso very busy, but oh so pretty :)
ReplyDeleteWoW! I really like this one! It's scrappy but not....does that make sense? The fabrics are stunning. I have to put those on my wishlist!
ReplyDeleteMary
You are so prolific! I can't even begin to express how jealous I am!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely all together. I didn't think I was going to like the line - I'm not a Liberty junkie - but I really am enjoying working with them. I got some more scraps today to add to what I've got. Now to get sewing...
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt, these sort of Scrappy quilts I love. Lovely flowers designs.
ReplyDeleteOh goodness I'd want to keep playing with these fabrics too! Love this version as much I think.
ReplyDeleteLove it, it's like a huge flower garden!
ReplyDeleteOh sigh....it's gorgeous...I love it and cant wait for some of my own! Thanks for sharing....again
ReplyDeleteBoth your Liberty quilts are stunning. I can see why it was hard to put the fabric away. Thank you so much for sharing your amazing talents, I am so inspired :)
ReplyDeletebusy but also ridiculously beautiful! i need some of this fabric!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Love the fabrics.
ReplyDeleteOoh, I love it! The busier the better! :)
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