It's one of my favorite times of year. I've been sucked into turbo mode at school, so I almost missed throwing my hat in. There is a ton of eye candy over at Amy's.
I picked one to enter into the hand quilting category. I used a ton of perle on this one. I love hand quilting with perle. Just found a brand new brand of needle that I'm using now for perle. I'll have a review of that up in June.
Anyway, this quilt came about from seeing all the Economy blocks pop up all over IG. I'm a
I mixed in some Kona I had. I find I keep coming back to the purple/tangerine combo. My husband calls this my trailer park quilt. I've already warned him that he can expect a lot of leopard prints when I'm a senior citizen. It's backed in magenta flannel, so it's been put up until cold weather comes back. I even got pics during our one of two snow storms in Atlanta.
I might even have to make another Economy block quilt this summer. I'll add it to my already insane to do list...which apparently is how I roll. If you're visiting from Amy's, please consider becoming a follower. I'm three short of a goal to have a giveaway.
This is beautiful! I love Field Study
ReplyDeleteThis dark and shiny colors are glorious,
ReplyDeleteI am curios about your summer version.
best regards
Hala
Great quilt - I love your colors and exuberant prints!
ReplyDeleteWonderful - I love all those fabrics! Great choices.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors! Love the values and how the colors intact with each other!
ReplyDeleteLove this finish!
ReplyDeleteI linked here from Georgia Girl after I left a comment there , then noticed you chose the same two designers as favorites that I did. I think I must follow you:-)
I love your husband's nickname for this quilt. And I'm sure you'll be rocking' in the nursing home when you're a senior citizen with leopard prints everywhere!! Perhaps you need to start now by designing your own line of fabric on Spoonflower - I think the world needs more animal prints. ;)
ReplyDeleteFun quilt Ella. Good for you on the hand quilting too.
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