For most of the afternoon I worked on the Orange Crush quilt though I have yet to get to the orange part. Since Bonnie's mystery is finished I know what this quilt is going to turn out to be and can choose fabrics accordingly but that leads to dragging out lots of fabric and auditioning them. While I was in the States I had found a lovely gradation pink at Wal Mart and I enjoyed working with that yesterday. Orange and pink. I can still remember my mother telling me those two colors don't go together. Maybe this time they will. I made 30 blocks yesterday and will be able to move on to the orange blocks next week. Takumi, looking at my progress commented that I'd get more done if I stuck to one quilt at a time (the 365 Challenge which doesn't have a border yet is sitting in a box). I don't think he understands the creative mind. (Or is it the unfocused mind?)
Thank you Anonymous, for bringing the lack of a shoulder on my elephant block to my attention. I didn't notice at all until you mentioned it! I'll put those few stitches on today!
5 comments:
the pink points on the stars are wonderful -- they stand out enough to make great stars, without jumping from the background.
Can't wait to see the orange added, you may have pink lemonade with orange slices. I love the stars!
I love the look of your Orange Crush.
Usually, I dont think males 'get' quilting...they just like the warmth!
I put pink and orange together often in my quilts! Not on this one though since I wanted my OC to be more masculine.
For sure your husband doesn't understand the creative mind :)
The more projects you start, the more fun!!!
Those are great color choices. I can't wait to see the next step. :-)
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