I struggled...partially because living in the heart of the MidWest, there's not alot of opportunity to be inspired by sea glass or sea scape. In the end, I went with my gut and with the help of my trusty Kona Color Card...committed myself to shades of green and teal.
Most of the fabrics came from Sew,Mama,Sew.
Kona Cotton - Candy Green 1061
Kona Cotton - Pond 200
Kona Cotton - Jade Green 1183
Skinny Vines Aqua - Valentina
Juniper - Pearl Bracelet
Cross Square Green - Chicopee
Foliage Blue - Architextures
Dot to Dot Jade - Mixmasters
Daisy Blue - Gabbie
When it was time to start cutting, I opted to skip the Daisy Blue - Gabbie as it was just too blue and decided to pull in an emerald dot print from my stash to round things out.
Then it was time to make lots and lots of HST (Half Square Triangles).
With the top pieced, and the quilt pin-basted I decided to go ahead and do my favorite meandering stitch to finish things off.
The quilt was gifted on Friday at a surprise Baby Shower.
It measured 54" x 78".
Looking back, I wonder if my subconscience was more inspired by the
Happy Sunday!!




Gorgeous as always! I am guessing that you hang your quilts on a garage door to photo, how do you hang them?
ReplyDeletegreat quilt! love the colors. i'm sure it was subliminal...
ReplyDeleteVery cool! Truly modern!
ReplyDeleteYour friend & her husband LOVE this quilt!!!!!! We will cherish it for years to come with our boy. THANK YOU!
ReplyDeletePantone! First thought to pop in my head when I saw this. Cool!
ReplyDeleteHow fun to have the 2013 quilt mimic the color of the year....I like it very much!
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteGreat work! Perfect colors, perfect quilt! Looks very cool, refreshing and relaxing! Well done!
ReplyDeleteHave a super great sewing and stitching day!
This is wonderful! Very nice use of Emerald, to be sure!
ReplyDeleteI hope you enter it into the Pantone Quilt Challenge, if you want to :)
ReplyDeleteStunning quilt and wonderful showcase of the Pantone Emerald Green... Just popped in from the Hawthorn and Comp Link.... I also share your passion for modern quilting and old houses...:-)
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