Half of a quilt top! |
It's still untitled. I'm waiting for some inspiration to strike for a good name - suggestions are welcome! It's approximately 64" x 84" although I haven't actually measured it and I'm apparently terrible at making a scant 1/4" seam. You can kind of see that when I trimmed the bottom, I had to lop off a good bit of that bottom square. Oh well. That's how you know it's handmade, right?
Honey Honey Quilt Top |
I'm hoping to get it basted in the next week so it can actually be in use during the spring! I'm thinking of going for a solid on the back and a solid binding. There are so many beautiful colors in this line, it's hard to decide which ones to use! These pictures really don't do it justice - the next sunny day I will try to get some good photos!
If you're looking for the giveaway (who wants a charm pack!?), you can find that here.
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-Melissa
I love it - how about Honey - O's??
ReplyDeleteThis looks great. I like how the Spain's colors give a softness to the geometic shapes within the top.
ReplyDeleteLove it! I'm working on a Honey Honey quilt myself, and I'm loving how the colors look with the white background fabric!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! I love honey honey.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun design. Perfect for spring!
ReplyDeleteLove this line and your quilt is so much fun! Ready for spring here too!
ReplyDeletevery nice! I had some quilts that need trimmed also. Not all of us can be perfect;)
ReplyDeleteWhat a charming quilt - combination of a great pattern and lovely fabric.
ReplyDeleteLove your quilt top! It has a modern, artsy look to it. Sorry, you won't get a name suggestion from me. I seem to go brain-dead when it comes to thinking up clever quilt names.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely. Reminds me of strings of beads x
ReplyDeleteFirst thing on my mind, when i saw the quilt was: Underground, so that is my suggestion for a name for the quilt.
ReplyDeleteBettina, Germany
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to me it looks like links on a bracelet, chains. I LOVE this pattern by the way.
ReplyDeleteI'd call it beads on a string
ReplyDeleteHow about Pitstops in the Walk of Life. The squares/rectangles are the pitstops and the colored strips are the bricks/stepping stones.
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