The ants stayed away overnight leaving my cutting board clear of debris and ready for me to get stuck into a new quilt. Two friends from university days are expecting new additions to their families later in June/July so some baby quilts are in order. Following on from the success of the Pohutukawa Quilt, I thought I would try a similar quilt in limes and purples with orange complementary highlights. Here’s a progress shot:
paula, the quilter says
Are you piecing those curves or fusing?
Helen says
I am always interested in the way you work, in that you don’t seem to start at the top corner and produce blocks in neat rows or to produce blocks and then put then in an order. Fancy bloging about your process?
floribunda says
very cute! I like it with the white background from your design board — are you thinking about keeping those spaces in the final layout?
Brenda says
This quilt is pieced from quarter circles using freeform cutting – a technique that I cover (amongst others) in my Serendipity Circles workshop. I’ll be making a few more blocks today and playing with layouts and borders but the white spaces scream “look at me” and will probably be filled in.