I removed the browns and beiges, the muted colors and the very dark colors. Then I went to Pinterest for inspiration and used the blues and greens to make this one:
A simple rail fence with the pinks, reds and oranges resulted in this bright little quilt:
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It's been so much fun to sew without "fear" of picking the wrong color or fabrics. These are very basic utility quilts and probably won't last very long. It's quite liberating and even educational to just throw caution to the wind and try something.
I'm linking up with Oh Scrap! and Sew Some Love.
Those quilts are very bright and cheerful. Perfect for the gloomy days of winter. Congratulations on these two gorgeous quilts. ;^)
ReplyDeleteI clicked over and read your post about the bus quilts. What a sweet idea, and yours look perfect for it! Quilts are helpful in so many different ways!
ReplyDeleteVery cheery quilts, nice job
ReplyDeleteYour bus quilt project is wonderful, I'm sure the kids will appreciate a warm lap. The bright ones you just finished look perfect, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBOTH of those quilts turned out GREAT!!!
ReplyDeleteYou really have a,way with color. Those bus Quilts will be much appreciated and loved. I do Project Linus and do rail fence and row Quilts. No matching seams, just having fun like you're doing. Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful little quilts for a great cause!
ReplyDeleteWonderful!
ReplyDeleteBus quilts - what a great idea! These two are adorable and bright. Thanks for sharing with Oh Scrap!
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