That's a lot of tiny squares! When I started quilting, I swore I would never work with anything smaller than 4" squares. Well never say never because I had a ton of 4 inch squares that I purchased - very scrappy. I came across a technique in which you sew squares together, then cut the squares in half forming two joined rectangles. Then you join two more rectangles, cut them in half and form 4-patches. Now as I think about it, I probably did it wrong, but hey, it worked. I tried to combine opposites on the color wheel, making purple/yellow, blue/orange, and red/green.
Can you see the different colorways on the diagonal? |
Here's a close up. |
Close up of the back. |
Here's a close up of the quilting. I just quilted a grid with my walking foot. And then parallel lines about 1/2 in apart on the border. |
The back with the sun shining through. |
I like taking pictures in my garden. |
like the subtle change of color with the busyness of the fabrics, Temecula Quilts has a similar pattern, when I first opened this post I thought that was the pattern you had used. very inventive.
ReplyDeleteThank you again for all your kind words. It's nice to hear positive feedback from people who aren't biased 😉.
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