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Sunday, April 29, 2012

On the Design Floor...


I seriously got cracking with this quilt.  The pattern is called Garden Trellis and is a free pattern on Lauren and Jessi Jung's website.  I am using Bonnie and Camille's Ruby... charm packs and fat quarters.  I have tweaked the pattern a tiny bit.  I am using 5" squares instead of 4.5" squares and I never like to waste fabric so rather than making all the blocks squares and then cutting them down to triangles, I made all the setting triangles with just 2 of the 5" squares.  I just cannot seem to bring myself to make all those blocks and then cut them away to make the quilt square.  After taking this picture, I moved squares around to balance out the red.  

It is coming together nice and quick.  The pattern is straightforward and simple which is a good thing since I am battling a whopper of a head cold.  Blech!  I have been infected by all those little germ gremlins at school!

And I was thinking that this would be a great pattern for a vintage sheet quilt!!!  Totally would be perfect!!!

Linking up with Judy's Design Wall Monday...  I am off to find more Kleenex!

7 comments:

  1. Your quilt looks great so far. Hope you get over your cold quickly.

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  2. I'm with you why waist 1/2" if you can figure out a better way. I'm officially obsessed by red and aqua right now so your quilt looks fabulous to me!

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  3. That should be 'waste' sorry :(
    And hope you get over your cold soon.

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  4. Very pretty! Bonnie and Camille continually come up with such gorgeous color combos. Hope the germs move on quickly.

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  5. Very pretty...this thumbnail caught my eye right away! Thanks for the link to the pattern.

    Hope you feel better soon.

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  6. Love your quilt - really pretty - great pattern and gorgeous colours - no point telling you these are just my colours I guess. Hope you are feeling better really soon!

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  7. Looks great and I really like the pattern with the setting triangles. I love this collection of fabrics.

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