Sometimes we spend a lot of time on a complicated quilt. And I love the results. But other times, the simple, time-worn, tried and tested approach is the best. I'd been cutting three inch squares for a while. And had worked out I needed about 864 to make a decent single bed sized quilt.
Back in August when I had a lot on my mind, I started sewing them together - other than organising colour groups together it was the mindless sort of sewing I needed. When I got to the end though, I thought I needed to tie it all together somehow. A piece of black and green and mustard marbled fabric was a great contrast to the reds, oranges and pinks that seemed to make up mos of the scrap squares. And a Kaffe stripe was a fun binding. I love this quilt for all sorts of reasons.
And Gussie looks pretty impressed by it too >>>>> She an Abyssinian and very fussy, so it counts.
