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.


Hi there! I found you. Your blog is great...love the photos of the quilts...I can't keep up with them all...and you can spell and use punctuation correctly too...how refreshing! See you next Sue Ross class!
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