This quilt is already one of my favorites. It was a struggle for a while, but once it started coming together, I fell in love.
Turns out, all it wanted was to be turned on-point, which made it a little more difficult to piece together.
I made large chunks of red pieces and larger chunks of neutral/brown/gold with a little red mixed in and built most of the chunks using a modified log cabin technique.
Since the front is all improv, the back should be. Right? So it is. I used more of the linen, but didn't have enough for this 71" square quilt, which means I was forced to add other fabrics. Those cute cherries and a burgundy paisley were just the fit.
I had such fun quilting small improv motifs across the quilt. No rules, all improv! And then I bound it all up with a burgundy solid that I've had for a long time. That means I made "Improv on Point" entirely from scraps and stash!
1 comment:
This has turned out so well. Love the colour and fabric combinations. And the idea of turning it to create a different point of view is a great idea.
Lovely finish.
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