Getting there! Here are the blocks finished, assembled and stitched. I wish now that my greens had a bit more contrast - there are a couple of 'dead' spots, but I'll have to live with them...or, rather, Michael will. Two borders to go tonight and it'll be ready for piecing. Anyone looking for Bonnie's strip twist tutorial should look for the link two posts back.
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Authentic Twist - WIP update
Getting there! Here are the blocks finished, assembled and stitched. I wish now that my greens had a bit more contrast - there are a couple of 'dead' spots, but I'll have to live with them...or, rather, Michael will. Two borders to go tonight and it'll be ready for piecing. Anyone looking for Bonnie's strip twist tutorial should look for the link two posts back.
I've just made a stroller quilt using these charm squares. Your twist quilt is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteVery effective design - love the Authentic fabric range.
ReplyDeleteThat is gorgeous - the overall look is very pretty, love the fabrics.
ReplyDeleteActually I really like the gentle effect of those subtle greens - this has come out beautifully :o)
ReplyDeleteIt looks great. I think the muted greens work well, any more contrast and I think they would stand out too much. Michael will love it.
ReplyDeleteThat looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI really like the greens as they are too. Your quilt is really cute!
ReplyDeletethis is so pretty! I love the colors and fabrics you chose for it
ReplyDeleteI can see why you would have loved the greens to be a bit brighter, but the overall look of colours is very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe blocks remind me of a project I have in a box somewhere with black and orange fabrics...