Not blogging very often, but still sewing up my stash ;-0 The pleasure of scrap quilts has taken over my life (when I'm not out working in my new yard, that is...) I'm discovering a creative outlet I never dreamed existed in my previous world of more predictable pre-planned quilts!
This small jewel is 16x48 and fits nicely as a runner on my kitchen table or hangs easily in several skinny wall spaces in my house. Each fabric is different, even the backing and binding - my first charm quilt. Many thanks to
Mary Mashuta for the circles! I found the idea and pattern in her book,
Cotton Candy Quilts.
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a wonderful use of your great stash!
ReplyDeleteWow Susan, I love how you brought together the 'black and white' with the rainbow colors! Great contrast! I'm also impressed with your use of pointy machine quilting in the circles - it adds dimension for the project - very nice!
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