Well, there was no Plan A!
This, however, is the plan for my turn for the
Mid-Century Modern Bee...
a paper pieced AMH Feather!
I made one last year and loved how it looked!
I made one last year and loved how it looked!
And it has been on my 'to-do' list all year....
Once I had this colour palette in my mind....
but so few of the fabrics to make it with,
I decided to enlist the help of my bee buddies!
So sure I was of making this quilt, I had bought 3+
yards of background solid...
(but have no idea of its name/shade!)
It is somewhere between a grey and a beige.
I cut and sent a piece to all my ladies,
with two little parcels
taking less than four days
(Melbourne to California)
to get there!
So now I am asking for one feather,
foundation pieced to
save on fabric, using this tutorial!
In fact, Linda has already made one!
Thank you Linda- its perfect!
Here's one I made earlier.....
I am really loving being the Queen Bee of May!
Happy sewing!
SUZ
I LOVE your fabric choices Susan - this will be beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous palette of colours.
ReplyDeleteThis will be terrific. I uploaded your King Fisher colors to our Flickr group--should have read this first!
ReplyDeleteIt will be fun to make this for you.
:) Elizabeth E.
opquilt.com
I love your colour choices Susan, the finished quilt will look amazing.
ReplyDeleteOh, so pretty! I remember when you made the first feather and was smitten! I'm so happy to be invited to make one for you.....LOVE the color selection, too...my kind of colors!
ReplyDeleteYour feather looks beautiful - I really love the aqua and orange combo! And thank you also posting the link back to Fiona's info on the foundation pieced feathers as I was looking for it the other day.
ReplyDeleteThose feathers are just so tempting. No time to give in at the moment, so I will enjoy yours. And live vicariously through your lovely fabric combinations.
ReplyDeleteHope my fabric comes soon. This will be fun : )
ReplyDeleteI love this block! Your fabrics are great, can't wait to see how your quilt looks!
ReplyDeleteThis is on my to do list too! It looks amazing! Great to ask the other bees to make some for you.
ReplyDeleteOooh, beautiful. The colours are a great combo and that little birdy is so cute!
ReplyDeleteGreat choice and beautiful colours xx
ReplyDeletelove your inspiration and it looks like it will be a fabulous quilt! You will be dreaming of Kingfishers then?
ReplyDeletelove your inspiration and it looks like it will be a fabulous quilt! You will be dreaming of Kingfishers then?
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful fabrics. Love the feather block.
ReplyDeleteI look forward to seeing how this one comes together.
ReplyDeleteLove our feathers. Your color inspiration is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI love the feather blocks, and think you picked a beautiful colour palette. Can't wait to see the resulting quilt.
ReplyDeleteInsanely beautiful xx
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing all of them together!
ReplyDeletethis will be a lovely quilt
ReplyDeleteLove the colours you have chosen, it's going to look fabulous.
ReplyDeleteI love those feather blocks and it will look fabulous in the colours you have chosen!! You'll have a great time receiving soft parcels in the mail.
ReplyDeletewhat a fun bee block! i'd love to try that block but i don't want to make a whole quilt of it :)
ReplyDeleteHave never tried this, so am looking forward to it!
ReplyDeleteOooh, really love this one! The colours you've chosen are gorgeous and a whole flock of them will be stunning. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteHow gorgeous ! Enjoy the fun and the feathers.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to make this. Have lots of orange and turquoise to choose from. Is that cute little bird from Australia? I don't recognize him.
ReplyDeleteThose are so pretty! I still haven't made any, but it's on my to-do list.
ReplyDeleteyour feathers are fabulous. I love using design seeds for inspiration. thanks for stopping by my blog during the bird blog hop. good luck in my giveaway.
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