Sunday, January 26, 2020

Wagon Wheel Flimsy

 It's a flimsy!
Wagon Wheels
in 30s reproduction fabrics and solids scraps.
I met my OMG and then went ahead and assembled the top with my 63 blocks. 

Moving old UFOs forward one little step at a time!

19 comments:

Julie in GA said...

Very impressive! I love the way the medium/dark solids keep the 30's prints from feeling too pastel and sweet.

Linda said...

Oh my! Stunning!

cityquilter grace said...

gorgeous scrappy!

Quiltdivajulie said...

Congratulations - it's wonderful!

LIttle Penguin Quilts said...

Those Wagon Wheel blocks look great with the combination of solids and the 30s prints! I've been enjoying reading about your recent finished flimsies, Cathy!

Karen in Breezy Point said...

Congrats on meeting your goal! Your top is so joyful--a happy scrappy project, for sure!

Pamela Arbour said...

Congratulations!!! It looks fabulous

Laura said...

Love this one, Cathy!

gayle said...

I'm really loving this solids-with-prints scheme - especially in these happy colors!

The Joyful Quilter said...

CONGRATULATIONS!!! It came together beautifully.

SandyPA said...

I love those Wagon Wheels! Well done! Sandy at sewhigh.blogspot.com

QuiltGranma said...

Doesn't that feel wonderful, to have a flimsy finished? Ah, so satisfying!

Ann said...

Good colors and fabrics for this block. Aren't you glad the top is finished!

Kaja said...

Congratulations on meeting your goal - and ahead of time too. I love the solid/print combinations you have in this.

audrey said...

Yes! Been waiting to see this one and of course it doesn't disappoint in the slightest. Great job finishing this up.:)

Cynthia Brunz Designs said...

I love this pattern but it looks hard. I am a disaster at sewing curves. Thanks for sharing with Oh Scrap!

DawnyK said...

Very cool! Well done. Congratulations on making your goal!

Patty said...

Wow! Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and congrats on your finish!

sewsaucysuzy said...

I love this wagon wheel block and have searched for it online... could you send me in the right direction?

Thanks!