Yay! It's the time of year again...Blogger's Quilt Festival. My quilt submission is on my bed right now with the binding {still!} half finished.
Originally I made an American Jane hexagon quilt and with the left over strips I created this quilt. It is colorful and vibrant and makes me grin. I worked so hard on my points and tried to make my little nine-patches not matchy matchy. Reds next to oranges, next to greens, next to teal, next to black, next to pink ~ you get the picture.
I can look at my quilt and see the fabrics and be reminded how long I've had that specific fabric or where I bought it or who gave it to me. I should have counted how many fabrics I used before I started. They repeat often in the quilt but I want to say at least 50.
Originally I made an American Jane hexagon quilt and with the left over strips I created this quilt. It is colorful and vibrant and makes me grin. I worked so hard on my points and tried to make my little nine-patches not matchy matchy. Reds next to oranges, next to greens, next to teal, next to black, next to pink ~ you get the picture.
I can look at my quilt and see the fabrics and be reminded how long I've had that specific fabric or where I bought it or who gave it to me. I should have counted how many fabrics I used before I started. They repeat often in the quilt but I want to say at least 50.
Thanks Amy for hosting this great event. I love the quilting community, I love bloggers who quilt and share their creations everyday. Thanks for stopping by Quilt Festival participates!
To read my original post click here.
Also, I am hosting a local quilt retreat in November 18th and 19th, click here for more information. I would love to have you join in the fun!
Wonderful colors, very spectacular, congratulations:))))
ReplyDeleteI love the careful placement of a quilted circle on top of each square! And I agree with Lonci - the colors are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteOh how darling!! :o)
ReplyDeleteWow, so beautiful! Love all the dots and the quilting is spectacular! Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteAdorable quilt.!
ReplyDeleteAwesome quilting! I love a good scrappy quilt.
ReplyDeleteawesome! my quilt that I featured for the BQF is all polka dots, too!
ReplyDeleteLove it. :)
Wish I could come to the quilters retreat - it sounds awesome!
A truly wonderful scrap quilt! So pretty - love the colors!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful! I love scrappiness and white together.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE scrappy quilts! I love how something random comes together to make something that somehow looks planned :)
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Nicely done. It is great to think that you used the scraps from the hexagon quilt to piece your 9 patches. What a thrifty and challenging process that must have been!
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely quilt!!
ReplyDeleteand the quilting sets it off nicely too
Fun quilt. Hubby would love it as he loves polka dots. Thanks for sharing and have a great day
ReplyDeleteOh, I'm loving the dots, too! Polka dots have to be one of my favorites. This is a beauty.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun way to use all kinds of scraps. Super bright!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful way to use all your left over pieces. It is such a vibrant quilt. It looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty quilt! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletefun quilt. thanks for sharing! =)
ReplyDeleteIt is a gorgeous quilt. I love all the fabrics you used.
ReplyDeleteWow you are lucky. A trip to my "local" quilt store means 3 hours in the car and a half tank of gas! Your quilt is lovely! You must have had a great time making it! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful, colorful quilt. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt...thanks for sharing.
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