Welcome to my usual Wednesday posting. March 20 was National Quilting Day, and even though I have several projects ongoing, I decided to start a new project. Hey why not? And in different colors and fabrics than my usual Civil War and 1800's reproduction fabrics.
I had saved in my files a free pattern called Three at a Time:
https://www.fatquartershop.com/three-at-a-time-quilt-free-pdf-pattern
And decided to start on it. You need a Jelly roll with 40 strips of fabric, and at least 2 yards of background fabric. though more would be better. I had this Jelly roll from Lunn fabrics:
A beautiful array of blue, green, lime, yellow and orange batiks. Following directions, this is as far as I have gotten:
Love the movement in this one. The background is a dark charcoal gray, slightly mottled fabric. The quilt is assembled in long columns and I have yet to sew them together. You get the sense of where this is heading however.
I like this pattern - I may try it in 30's reproductions and unbleached muslin next!
Linking up with Midweek Makers, Put your foot down at For the love of geese, Needle and Thread Thursday, Can I get a Whoop Whoop, Nina-Marie, Finished or Not at Alycia Quilts, Oh Scrap at Quilting is more Fun than Housework.
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Viridian
Thanks for the pattern link to your lovely quilt!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a quick and easy project! And with the dark background it is stunning.
ReplyDeleteof course its always good to start a new project ;-) My favorite thing to do. The one you chose is beautiful!! I really like how the black makes those colors sing!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors, great pattern. I would love to see it in thirties prints, too!
ReplyDeleteReally nice quilt - It would look nice is many fabrics
ReplyDeleteI like where this is headed. Thanks for sharing the tutorial and linking up with Oh Scrap!
ReplyDeleteI like that in honor of National Quilting Day, you started a new project! It is a great project. I love your dark charcoal as the background!
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