I have been taking part in making rainbow strips for Betty.
Out come the yellows. I had previously used up all my smallest pieces of yellow fabrics. I worked with the smallest out of this tub.
I just cut 2.5” strips and made 10.5” blocks. I wasn’t really happy with them. I then paired them up and sewed diagonally and cut. My brain wasn’t working and it’s not my best strip. As we had to cut down to 56” wide I took off 1 strip from one block. It has made it a bit odd.
Here is my orange tub
I made blocks in a log cabin design.
All my blocks have been sewn together into a 56” strip.
Making another row for Betty. This month for RSC the colour is PURPLE. Out comes the purple tub.
I have these pieces leftover from a recent quilt. Cut 2” * 5”.
Sorting out the smaller pieces that I’m cutting into.
More pieces are cut and sewing is started.
I have made 2 lengths of braid. Now to decide which way to join them.
I have stitched a strip in between so I didn’t have to match seams but I think they matched very well
Now to work out how to put them together. This is the layout I chose. Look at the fun backing.
I decided to cut all the leftover strips into 2.5” strips for the binding. Nothing went to waste.
Here is the finished quilt. I even quilted it with my triple zig zag stitch. I changed it to full width and 3.5-4 stitch length. I then drew a circle and stitched away. When I had enough of that circle I drew another one. It was a lot of fun.












3 comments:
What a bright, happy, scrappy quilt. Great finish.
Wow :-)) wonderful. You really made the most of those beautiful stripes... it’s a stunning arrangement.
I really like the quilt, and the quilting is beautifully done, too.
I’m so happy to see the result... such a joy.
Sending you all my best wishes, Viola.
Very very nice. Look at you go! I hope mine didn't get lot in the mail. I really loved them.
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