I finished my bohemian garden quilt top last week, but never got around to sharing it yet. Many thanks to my friend Pam for naming this one. And many thanks to my friend Brianne for being my quilt holder and for pulling the fabric. The pieces are cut 4 1/2" x 12 1/2". I thought it was a nice size to showcase some of the larger prints.I was intending to make a rail fence quilt, but when I was working on the lay out I just wasn't feeling it. When I placed them in columns, I liked it much better! So....columns it is. It's not uncommon for my quilts to change direction mid-stream. That's what keeps quilting interesting!
Hopefully you've had a better finishing week than I had. :) Please link up your finishes and thanks for joining me for finish it up Friday!
Beautiful Quilt top Amanda and I love the name :)
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt top! The jewel tones are just gorgeous! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteI love it in columns! Great choice :)
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt top. I did exactly the same this week. I started off doing a Rail Fence but it wasn't doing anything for me, so I cut my blocks diagonally in pairs and then sewed them back together along the diagonal. Much better now.
ReplyDeletePretty fabrics! It's good when you are able to go with the flow...
ReplyDeleteI like your usage of 'mess' because that is exactly what my sewing room looks like when I'm in the middle of a brainstorming quilt adventure! it just made me smile. have a great weekend. -April@Little Mama Hen
ReplyDeleteI still think you've done a lot of work!! Both are going to be great quilts :)
ReplyDeleteNice colors!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend and thank you again for the Finish-it-up,
Elena
The name definitely suits it :) Great colors!
ReplyDeleteLove the name of the quilt. I often find that projects change direction a bit while I'm working on them. A lot of the time it depends on the fabric and how much of it I have. As in the laptop zip pouch that I made this week.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting again this week. It's fun to see everyone's finishes.
Mmm love the rich colors! Columns are good, very very good! :)
ReplyDeleteA beautiful quilt top. I see some of my favorite garden party fabric in there!! I love the columns, too - great choice!!
ReplyDeleteI love your " columns" .
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Gunilla in Sweden
Love the columns. Great colours
ReplyDeleteThe quilt top came out great, I am in the middle of doing a rail fence and I think your style looks better.
ReplyDeletewhat beautiful fabric!
ReplyDeleteWow this is a different palette than what I have seen you do. I love the jewel colours. I so agree with you, Rail fence just did not do it for this.
ReplyDeletereally beautiful quilt, i love the fabrics :)
ReplyDeleterachael
love your fabrics and thanks for hosting finish it up ! xo
ReplyDeleteHurray for messes! That's totally where I am. Big time. I love the bohemian quilt. It's colorful and fun. good job!
ReplyDeleteBoth layouts look nice! I am attracted to the rail fence layout { I just finished one in that layout a few weeks back}. No quilting, handmade bags for me this week. Just finish some baby spring outfits. Hope spring is on your way.. or is in your place~ Cold here in ND and still lots of snow on the ground. happy weekending
ReplyDeleteLove them both! That fabric is yummy!
ReplyDeleteNice vibrant colors. Can't wait to see how you decide to quilt it!
ReplyDeleteGreat name for another great quilt top, Amanda Jean! Love your stuff! Thanks for hosting the linky and have a super weekend!
ReplyDeleteLove all that color, you sure can put them together!
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful quilt. The columnar layout is very strong and the colors are lovely.
ReplyDeletei pretty much ALWAYS switch gears in the middle of a quilt, lol. It does make the process more fun when you just kind of make it up as you go along. i adore the new layout for your quilt, it's fabulous.
ReplyDeleteRather interesting and I love the colours, an idea for my next quilting project.
ReplyDeleteOooh yes - definitely columns!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. I like the columns too. I should break out some of my hoarded AMH and do something like this--it really is stunning.
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