I have given up all hope of seeing the sun again,
so nasty indoor photos will have to do.
I have recently finished putting together
this quilt top....
"Bonnie Lass" from Quilt Lovely,
my third Jen Kingwell finish!
I am calling this one "Winter Citrus", which I hope is
self-explanatory.
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Oranges, mandarines, limes! |
Made entirely from stash, this is my next charity
quilt!
I even have a vintage sheet ready for backing!
Happy sewing!
SUZ
Looking beautiful Suz I love a scrappy quilt
ReplyDeleteLove the scrappy and yet uniform feel of the Winter Citrus quilt!
ReplyDeletesounds like a great name and the quilt is lovely............
ReplyDeleteHi Suz! This looks fantastic! I love the look how hyou put the blocks on point! And happy colour scraps are always beautiful! x Teje
ReplyDeletelove that scrappy look and the pattern looks like fun to do.
ReplyDeleteOur "rainy season" is now over but I think I could do with a cloud or two as it is now like a sauna.
I absolutely love this!! Great colours and so fab to use up what you have :)
ReplyDeleteIt's so pretty! I love the oranges, limes, and lemons! Ha!
ReplyDeleteThis block pattern is perfect for a scrappy quilt. I just bought that Jen Kingwell book and I love it. Someone is going to be very pleased to receive your pretty quilt!
ReplyDeleteJust the quilt for sunless days! And I love the fact it was made from your stash too.
ReplyDeleteHope you see some sunny days soon!
It looks fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute and very citrusy! We still have our kumquats and lemons on the trees, and the mandarins in the front yard are getting bigger. What a darling quilt. I love the bright pieces and the interesting way it's pieced. Here's hoping it brightens up your days!
ReplyDeleteHere's hoping the sun comes out soon. Maybe your cheerful citrus quilt top will make it happen. Love those colours, it's a perfect scrappy quilt which will brighten someone's day.
ReplyDeleteI would love to have a grey rainy day but that's a long way off. Hope this lively quilt makes your day sunny.
ReplyDeleteA lovely citrus-y quilt.. I really like your scrappy controlled palette here!
ReplyDeleteThe fresh colours in your scrappy Citrus quilt are just beautiful together!
ReplyDelete'Winter Citrus' - a very appropriate name! Looking forward to some more sunshine up here too.
ReplyDeleteOh, how delightful! Winter Citrus lives up to it's name, Suz. A glorious festival of citrus colours and fantastic assortment of low volume fabrics. Fresh and zingy!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cheery quilt top, Susan! Well done! Will you quilt it yourself? How generous of you to give it away. You're a peach! Hmm, is that a "winter citrus?" :-)
ReplyDeleteI love these colours Suz - such a pretty, cheerful quilt.
ReplyDeleteYou sure have been getting a lot accomplished lately. I wish some of your productivity would rub off on me
ReplyDeleteI love the way this one has turned out. Great colours - regardless of the lack of sunshine. Beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteLove this - the colours are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite kind of quilt! Scrappy! I know what you mean about no sun! Finally we have had some sunshine days. I read that we have only had 6 days of sun and no rain in all of July!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great stash you must have!
ReplyDeleteOnce again proving that a simple pattern in great colours is hard to beat.
ReplyDeleteWe are having a grey, rainy few days here. More excuse to stay indoors and sew!
Such a lovely, colorful quilt for charity!! I think you must have a well balanced stash ;-)) I really like this pattern that I haven't considered before....your fabrics bring it to life.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color combinations. Hope the sun comes back. I don't do well without it.
ReplyDeleteIs this pattern in the book? I don't remember seeing it but your version makes me want to go bookmark it to make soon. The colors you chose remind me so much. If American Jane fabric. Very classic!
ReplyDeleteI really like the low-volume of this one! There's one in my future, just need to get cracking.
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