Hello Everyone,
On Friday, I began a NEW quilt project! This one is a great beginner paper piecing project. It is working up really quickly too.
I was able to complete these four units in about a half an hour. They are F.U.N!
These are the fabrics that I am using. There are 21 dark batiks and 7 light batiks. I used to have this kitted in the shop, but it sold out really quickly. Hmmmm.... should I re-kit this one???
Yesterday, I had about an hour of free time and I made 7 more units. Here is where I am at right now.
I really love the way this looks. Usually earthy tones are not what I work with, most of you know that I adore brights. But I must say, I am really liking the colors here.
In fact they are reminiscent of Indian summer, aren't they?
I think making a few of these each day is totally doable. Before I know it this quilt will be complete. I love when that happens!!
If you are interested in this pattern you can find it in my shop by clicking here. Currently there are no more kits available, but I might be persuaded to make more... wink, wink! If you can't wait though, you can find ALL these batiks in the shop by clicking here.
Until Next Time...
8 comments:
Sitting here with 13* outside I love the name Indian Summer. The colors make me feel warm too. Another beauty.
Your blocks are gorgeous. Love this pattern with your beautiful batiks!
I must be the worlds slowest quilter! I was working on a quilt for my momma yesterday. My first time sewing flying geese. The directions for this quilt are Fantastic thank goodness, but I wanted to be so very careful that the quilt turns out correctly. It took me ALL DAY, and I still don't have much to show for my efforts. I'll be back there sewing today..and still no geese finished. There are over 70 geese to stitch. Still plugging away.
Being a "brown" person, I love these colors. The pattern is very pleasing too.
Just a lovely block!
Your colors would fit right in with Arizona! Maybe a gift for your mom and dad?
Those blocks are looking lovely, and the fabrics, wow. great selection.
The link you provided for the pattern appears to be broken.
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