These were fun and fast to put together. I didn't realize until I was done that everyone else was using the same color of gray for the entire background so I hope Lynn doesn't mind that I raided my scraps and came up with lots of different grays!
I spent the last couple days putting together a quilt top for a friend's newborn who is in the hospital for the next few weeks. I was helping my friend learn to make her first quilt when they moved to Boston last year, so I wanted to do something when I heard the story.
I finished up the quilt top last night and then basted it today during nap time. I think that Adrianne and I must be on the same page because I added 16 patch to my quilts-I-want-to-make list after finish my the scrappy trip along. I am thinking about trying orange peel quilting on this one. Would that be ok for a baby boy quilt?
My friend and fellow Wish-circle member Alyssa was kind enough to take a photo of my Posy quilt at Quiltcon. I wish I could have been there to see it in person, thanks Alyssa!
To my husband (a mathematician) orange peel quilting looks very similar to some geometry proof he rattled on about.... so very appropriate for a boy, or really anyone who might not like flowers.
ReplyDeleteAnd I love your Posey quilt!
I LOVE your bee blocks. And yes, I think an orange peel design would be perfect quilting.
ReplyDeleteOh my those two blocks are gorgeous! Hope baby is ok.
ReplyDeleteLoving your bee blocks. Yes...orange peel is a good one for BOY or GIRl!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work all around!
ReplyDeleteLove the bee blocks with the varied grays!
ReplyDeleteYour blocks looks great--I love the mix of grays!
ReplyDeletethose bee blocks really shine with the varied greys - a great idea
ReplyDeleteThe blue and green blocks with the different shades of grey are beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteReally like your bee blocks. Love the color combo.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the shout-out Erica! Your 16 patch looks great, and your bee blocks are stunning!
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