mini quilt top is done! and i'm unsure -
don't get me wrong, i'm very proud of myself for how well all of my corners line up and for measuring everything correctly - in fact, measuring and sewing well enough that my quilt top is exactly the size i wanted it to be. its the fabric choices i made that i'm unsure of (good news is that the bed size quilt i have planned that is based on this will be much more calm color wise. so calm that i'm only using two fabrics). for the most part, i love how the blue stands out and contrasts against the green and orange prints. but there are two big blocks of orange that just stare at me. i don't like them. one bit. and if i could go back and re-cut and reposition, i would.
but its just an experiment. just a mini mock up.
and it will make a beautiful doll quilt for frankie's friends.
(after i piece together a back and quilt and bind, of course)
your points are PERFECT! mine, not so much.........
ReplyDeletethanks jenn! the secret is to make your half square triangle bigger than you think you need to (i cut my squares at 4" when i knew i wanted 3" triangles) and then trim them to the size you need. that way you can line up your points perfectly!
ReplyDeleteHannah!! Its beautiful!! xo
ReplyDeletethanks molly!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a zinger...great colour combo!
ReplyDeletethanks stacey - gotta love those complimentary colors!
ReplyDeleteExcellent job of piecing! Love the colors!
ReplyDeleteLaDonna
thank you!
ReplyDeleteI love this miniquilt, and I think your color choice is great. It looks bright and happy. Thank you for sharing. Hugs from Moia
ReplyDeletethank you moia. xo
ReplyDeletei agree with your in regards to those two orange squares.
ReplyDeletehowever, the movement of the pattern and color are creates a lot of visual interest. the darker fabric creates a very nice negative space.
p.s. sorry for the very bad grammar. did not read before posting!
ReplyDeletethose damn orange squares!!! thanks for the feedback, sko_G.
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