I called this kit Monochrome Sunset because of the black and white fabrics, with a splash of yellow and orange used in the quilt. However, I do think this zig zag design would look beautiful in so many colourways, rainbows for instance - I do love a rainbow! This quilt only takes 18 patterned strips to make, plus a light solid/blender that makes up the rest, so you could use any of my 20pc strip sets here, or half a traditional jelly roll that's been sitting on the shelf for ages.
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For the rest of this week, I've been in sewing heaven, it seems likes ages since I've sat at my machine and enjoyed some quilting - and I've actually finished something too! Here is a sneaky peak at next month's Pre-Cut Party pattern, this time based on charm squares.
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You are so right! I can see this pattern being used in so many different colourways and each would look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThank you Lorna, as ever - so many quilts to make, and such little time! :)
DeleteI love the punch of color in your quilt. What a fun pattern. Don't you love to have time to mess about in your sewing room!
ReplyDeleteThank you, and I definitely plan to make more time to mess about! Thanks for stopping by :)
DeleteWhat a great use of charm squares! Love the flowery / butterfly-y look of the blocks.
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