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I started yet another quilt!
I couldn't resist though - I've wanted to make a triangle quilt for ages and it always seems more fun when you do it as a group. Really, it would be rude not to, right?
Here are some progress pictures for you:
All fabrics were from my stash so I am "using what I have". In fact, many of the greens and greys have come from the Stash Club so I am using what I have received - yay! So far I have two rows sewn together out of twelve. Each row will have 17 triangles which means I will need to cut a few more fabrics... oh how I love fabric!
Love your colour combo! This is going to be such a fun quilt. :-)
ReplyDeleteoooooooooooh!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreen! What a surprise ha ha! I love your fabric selection, so Spring like! Looking forward to seeing the finished quilt!
ReplyDeleteyou are starting to convince me about the greatness of green!!
ReplyDeleteI love love love those colours, it's going to be fab x
ReplyDeleteNice choice, Amy! The greens and grays look great together! Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteWell done for using fabrics from your stash. The quilt is looking good.
ReplyDeleteThat looks amazing! Chrissie x
ReplyDeleteSuper colors! Good on ya for using your (wonderful) stash!
ReplyDeletegreat job
ReplyDeleteLove this! What size are your triangles - are you using a special ruler? I am thinking of making a similar one but in teal / neutral x
ReplyDeleteNoice xxx
ReplyDeleteI love your fabrics. This quilt is going to simultaneously have an urban edge and yet be very Spring!
ReplyDeleteHello, great colour choices. Have you tried adding the odd orange triangle in the mix,
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