The first quilt I am going to link up is my Kona 2013 Quilt which I made using a charm pack of the new summer 2013 Kona colors for the Wake Up to Kona blog hop. I had bought the charm pack and used a little of each color to make a 2013 color card to supplement to my older 2012 Kona color card. I used the remainder of the charm squares to create a mini-quilt using a simple hourglass block (blocks are 3.5" finished).
Combining all of the colors including a burnt orange with a bright pink with a sea blue were definitely outside my comfort zone. I quilted the quilt with vertical lines a little less than 1/4" apart using a light gray Aurifil 50wt thread. I love the look this dense quilting gave to the quilt and I finished the quilt with a binding of Kona coal.
My original post was here and I am entering this quilt in the ROYGBIV quilt category.
My second quilt I am linking is my Improv Two Quilt in the Mini Quilt Category.
Thank you so much for stopping by!!
Cheryl
I love this quilt! The colors, the design.
ReplyDeleteI love this one, too! The dense straightline quilting adds so much texture!
ReplyDeleteThe colours are so fun and happy in this one. Love the quilting too. Very cool! :-)
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful, Cheryl! I love that quilting -- so sharp!
ReplyDeleteYour quilting lines are so straight! I really love their effect on your quilts.
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely - the colours are so perfectly balanced throughout the quilt and the quilting is the final touch.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. I just did a small quilt with lots of straight lines so really appreciate the time it took for your quilting.
ReplyDeleteIt's really lovely and the solids make a terrific statement.
ReplyDeleteThat quilting is so perfect! Beautiful quilt.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt and I love the dense quilting!
ReplyDeleteI love, love your quilting! It is so perfect and lovely. Nice work!
ReplyDeletesuch a lovely quilt. Your piecing is perfect and look at that quilting! How neat and straight are those stitches?!? I love matchstick quilting
ReplyDeleteI love the combination of colors and the matchstick quilting.
ReplyDeleteI love this:))
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