How gorgeous are these colours???? I think I want to do more!!!!!!
My Aiming for Accuracy Quilt-a-Long is going well too…….as Forrest Gump states……. “picking colours is like a box of chocolates…….you never know what you going git!?”
lesson 13 Well….maybe he didn’t mean it
quite in this context, but don’t you find when you pick colours for a quilt, it can be the most challenging part???? But I think these chocolates are my favourites…….for this quilt top anyway……
lesson 13 and 14
lesson 15 The last 2 pictures show the quilt top as it will look when it’s pieced together…..top, middle,(picture 1) bottom (picture 2)….. that’s lesson 16 which will be done this week. I’ve been loving this process of Aiming for Accuracy. It’s not too late to start if you’re thinking of it……all the weekly lessons are available FREE on Michelle’s website “Quilting Gallery” and you’ll find the link on my sidebar. But make sure you do so before the end of the lessons, because after that, you’ll have to buy the pattern! Have a great Tuesday Sugary hugs :o) xox
How gorgeous are these colours???? I think I want to do more!!!!!! 
My Aiming for Accuracy Quilt-a-Long is going well too…….as Forrest Gump states……. “picking colours is like a box of chocolates…….you never know what you going git!?” 
lesson 13 Well….maybe he didn’t mean it quite in this context, but don’t you find when you pick colours for a quilt, it can be the most challenging part???? But I think these chocolates are my favourites…….for this quilt top anyway…… 
lesson 13 and 14 
lesson 15 The last 2 pictures show the quilt top as it will look when it’s pieced together…..top, middle,(picture 1) bottom (picture 2)….. that’s lesson 16 which will be done this week. I’ve been loving this process of Aiming for Accuracy. It’s not too late to start if you’re thinking of it……all the weekly lessons are available FREE on Michelle’s website “Quilting Gallery” and you’ll find the link on my sidebar. But make sure you do so before the end of the lessons, because after that, you’ll have to buy the pattern! Have a great Tuesday Sugary hugs :o) xox 
Wow those fabrics turned out beautiful. Look at all that color
ReplyDeleteoooh pretty fabrics! Loving your A4A - its exciting watching it come together! (also good in my world that it actually fits!)
ReplyDeleteThat dyeing is fantastic!!Love the results!!
ReplyDeletelove those colours Wendy and your quilt blocks are gorgeous,well done.xx
ReplyDeleteThey turned out so pretty Wendy! As you say, a bigger 'bath' while the dye takes to the fabric could be a good experiment too.
ReplyDeleteYour A4A is coming along so well - love your colour choices, I am hopeless with that aspect of things! x
Looovvvveee your fabrics, all those yummy colours. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeletethe A4A is looking great - must remember to download the rest of the patterns as I would like to do it - just knew I wouldnt be able to do it right now.
Have a wonderful rest of the week.
Hugs. xxx
Your fabrics have turned out really beautiful. I love the way your colours shade and the mottled look - I have a real aversion to solid colour! but that is me. The quilt is coming along really well - I have recommended it to a couple of friends.
ReplyDeletelove those colours .. all of them x and esp the glorious blue sky .. wet dull and grey here in the UK today x
ReplyDeletelove your a4a quilt... wonderful...
ReplyDeleteand have fun with your pretty new fabrics...
Hugz
Gorgeous dyed fabrics....
ReplyDeleteI do like the fabrics you used for your A4A..
Have put mine together and put on a plain border. Can't wait to see all the finished flimsys..
Gorgeous colors. I can see how it could become addictive if you do it in classes. =) Your accuracy quilt is really interesting and appealing. I love messing around in the colors, but since I mostly scrap quilt, I don't do a lot of picking particular fabrics. I initially pick things when I buy fqs for the stash, of course, but I find I'm using that stuff less, and I keep filling scrap baskets that never empty! The fabric for those is mostly donations for the causes for whom I make tops.
ReplyDeleteThose colours look great and can't wait to see what you use them in.
ReplyDeleteThe fabrics have turned out so pretty. I love that A4A quilt.. I am sure you learnt heaps as well.
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