I've wanted to try and make a large log cabin block for a long time. After starting an all blue block, I had an ah-hah moment and decided on some Roy G Biv. This is one more project that is completely from things I had already in my stash. If I add up all the things that I've done and haven't shown you, I think I've gone through about 15 yards of fabric in the last month. It could be a bit more. I don't know whether to be proud or freaked out since my cupboard is not bare.
Anyway, enough, if I wear myself out with this one post I may never come back. Then Jess will probably stop making me cool labels that I don't notice and I really couldn't bear that. On to the pictures.
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Backed with Kona in yellow and bound with Kona in coal.
Quilted in a square spiral starting from the middle and going down the middle of each "log".
I've put this one up for sale in the shop because, well, I guess you can have too many quilts. If it doesn't sell though, I won't be crushed because in my heart I believe, you really can't ever have too many quilts.
Good to see you, and your creative quilt! I always smile at rainbow projects, this one is grand ~
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i was wondering what happen to you! Good to see you've been creating because we all know that that is how you keep sane!
ReplyDeleteI loove this quilt concept! I like seeing blocks blown up or scaled down to tiny.
Wow Corinnea, this is so beautiful! I can't believe how nonchalant you are about it. Like, "Oh i made a quilt. It might sell or it might not. No big deal." You know i'd be shouting from my windows: "Hey strangers from the street! Look at my freakin quilt!!! I BET YOU WANT IT BUT YOU CAN'T HAVE IT!!!" :) Your grandkids are going to treasure these things for ever!
ReplyDeleteThis quilt to sooo beautiful! Love the colors that you used, just makes me happy!
ReplyDeleteIt's so cool! I had to google Roy G Biv it was the second time in a week I'd come across the 'name' and I had no idea what it meant lol And of course 'welcome back!'
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful. Love the colors. I can't believe how fast you put them together.
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