Inspiration: a quilt top my sister made.
Fabrics: Soho Solids by Timeless Treasures-purchased at my LQS.
Size: 60" x 84
Finished block size: 6".
Number of quilts in the quilting queue: 7 (Yikes!)
I really like that quilt!! A while back I may not have but I'm getting more to the more "modern/clean" look and that is a very appealing example! Thank you for sharing and good luck on your stack 'to do'!
If I'm ever on the same continent as you and then can manage to get myself from Florida to your northern climes, I swear I'm just gonna come to your house, and I promise promise not to make a noise or ask you for snacks, and just watch you and the rhythm of how you put together a quilt. How in the world you sew so fast is just beyond and though I'm impressed I keep thinking, "There's got to be something I'm doing wrong to go so slow!" I Love the quilt top! Happy Spring!
I agree with Sharon above, I only looked yesterday and today there's another quilt, if I get to being half as productive as you I'll be a happy woman, OK a quarter as productive would do me. I'm thining that maybe your hours are longer than mine.. that's got to be it :o) This is a really cheerful quilt though.
That quilt is so simple and direct. I love the clean lines and crisp colors. Amanda Jean, you are truly a prolific quilter! Thanks for all the encouragement you give me in your blog. I finished my quilt from the quilt class and now I am helping Douglass to complete hers. And I used one of the quilting stitches on my machine to quilt one of my WIPs. All thanks to your inspirational teaching.
oh man! now I need to rework my to-do list! I MUST make this as a beach quilt for the summmer. I'm in love with it (have been staring at it for 10 minutes already!)
I really like that quilt!! A while back I may not have but I'm getting more to the more "modern/clean" look and that is a very appealing example! Thank you for sharing and good luck on your stack 'to do'!
ReplyDeletevery cheerful and pretty
ReplyDeleteI love the variety of fabrics in this. Beautiful and bold! Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteOur quilts could be fraternal twins. :)
ReplyDeletethis is stunning!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteYou are absolutely amazing, AmandaJean. I can't believe how fast you keep making all these stunningly beautiful quilts.
ReplyDeletebeautiful colors. a really great quilt. greetings petra
ReplyDeleteLove all of the colors!
ReplyDeletehttp://cheerfulhomemaker.com
What a bright, happy quilt top.
ReplyDeleteThe colors are so happy & springy! How do you get it all done??? Do you not sleep?
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! I popped over to look at Clair's and she's right - fraternal twins!!
ReplyDeleteIn your words...."Oh! Mylanta!"
ReplyDeleteThat's gorgeous. It just lights up. Well done!
If I'm ever on the same continent as you and then can manage to get myself from Florida to your northern climes, I swear I'm just gonna come to your house, and I promise promise not to make a noise or ask you for snacks, and just watch you and the rhythm of how you put together a quilt. How in the world you sew so fast is just beyond and though I'm impressed I keep thinking, "There's got to be something I'm doing wrong to go so slow!" I Love the quilt top!
ReplyDeleteHappy Spring!
I agree with Sharon above, I only looked yesterday and today there's another quilt, if I get to being half as productive as you I'll be a happy woman, OK a quarter as productive would do me. I'm thining that maybe your hours are longer than mine.. that's got to be it :o)
ReplyDeleteThis is a really cheerful quilt though.
Gorgeous! I love it!
ReplyDeleteSo bright and cheerful! Makes me happy just looking at it!
ReplyDeleteThat quilt is so simple and direct. I love the clean lines and crisp colors. Amanda Jean, you are truly a prolific quilter! Thanks for all the encouragement you give me in your blog. I finished my quilt from the quilt class and now I am helping Douglass to complete hers. And I used one of the quilting stitches on my machine to quilt one of my WIPs. All thanks to your inspirational teaching.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors in this quilt!
ReplyDeleteIt is gorgeous! I love the colors.
ReplyDeleteGosh this quilt is so happy on my eyes! Love it!
ReplyDeleteOh I do like this one! The shapes make it consistent yet the fabrics make it look scrappy! Great job!
ReplyDeleteThe colors together are just great. So bright and cheery.
ReplyDeleteoh man! now I need to rework my to-do list! I MUST make this as a beach quilt for the summmer. I'm in love with it (have been staring at it for 10 minutes already!)
ReplyDeleteIn a word, sunshine sums up how I feel about this quilt.
ReplyDeleteWow, just looking at all those points makes me nervous! It's lovely and looks rather as if it were designed to go with your blog banner.
ReplyDeletePretty!! I love all the yellows!
ReplyDeleteI love this, the colours are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteLike that sunshine.
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