First the winner of our awesome Stitch Sanctuary giveaway, the Deluxe Sew Steady Table and Polish Kit from Dream World...drumroll...CONGRATS!!!
I visited their site - such a nice selection to browse!
Mostly the quilt's fabrics are Outfoxed by Lizzy House. There is also one print (I think) of Joel Dewberry's Heirloom (love love this line more and more everyday, I use it so much!!).
Again this was a fun color departure for me. I love all colors, I just really love color. But like I've said many times, I lean way more towards blues and greens. So purples, pinks and oranges so different for me and exciting :) I've been very mindful of this and when choosing new fabrics for my stash and I really try to be more diverse!
When and how this will be quilted? TBD. I've looked around for some quilting ideas, I'll keep it simple, probably following the peaks of the geese, just working out exactly how I'll do it. When this will happen....? :) The finished size is about 43" x 50".
Fabric Tuesday #103
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And now your projects for the week!! Have you been productive now that fall is upon us? Can't wait to see! :)
I love it! Such fabulous fabrics.
ReplyDeleteWow this looks great. I love flying geese. This pattern would be perfect for my large flying geese template/ruler :)
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Goodness!! I can't believe I won the giveaway- thank you soooo much!!!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE that quilt!!
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely! I've hoarded quite a bit of that Outsmarted, Outfoxed in the Purple/Orange, and tad bit in the pinks... hmmm...
ReplyDeleteA do whatever you want sewing project----we quilters should do that every day! lol! The purples are very intriguing.
ReplyDeleteI would say your color departure was a complete success! Stunning!
ReplyDeleteI'm still too afraight of flying geese, but your beautiful quilt might be just the kick I have needed to finally being brave and giving them a try! Thanks for sharing and inspiring me ;o)
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous quilt! The pattern with the fabrics is so effective =D
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