Sprouts
It's a flimsy! (finally)
62 x 74
It was a Rainbow Scrap Challenge project.
Lots of scrap seedlings grew into a scrappy top.
Now I hope it doesn't take me several years to get it quilted.
And speaking of sprouts...my orchid is in bloom. The orchid and other houseplants share a corner of my sewing room in the winter. Now I feel like sewing something with yellows and purples.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻♥️♥️♥️ While I’m plugging along with my quilt, you have been pumping them out. I am always amazed. This is a cute pattern....don’t recall ever seeing it before. Refreshing spring/ summery look. Sigh, I’m cooking at fat fluffy flakes slowly falling down....all day. Heading out to play ball with my four footed buddy and feed my horse. I really look forward to your posts, some of them prod me to think outside the box. From snowy Maine.
ReplyDeleteI remember you making some of these blocks. They look great sewn into your latest flimsy.
ReplyDeleteI just went to see this quilt top again. Duh! First time I didn’t notice that the yellow row changed to orange. And some of the other rows were two subtle color changes too. Loved it. Then I looked to see if this could be strip pieced a bit to make it a little faster. Last, I imagined possible quilting in my mind. Verdict, I’m tempted to start one myself. That is and yes, I did have to train myself, not until I finish my current quilt. I’m intrigued with my thoughts of adding quilting vines and other things. I quilt all of my quilts myself using my Bernina. Plain old machine and I surprise myself how big of a quilt I can wrestle through that regular size throat area. Love ❤️ 💗 💕 your creative mind.
ReplyDeleteThat design is very intriguing! Don't know that I've ever seen that pattern before. I still don't know you get so many tops, make that quilts, together so quickly. ---"Love"
ReplyDeleteThat is just darling. Perfect for those colors. So springy.
ReplyDeleteLove the orchid! I don't do so well with orchids...maybe I should try again!
ReplyDeleteColorful, cheery rainbow quilt...wonderful!
Looks like spring came early to Iowa! Or your hothouse is producing rainbow sprouts :)
ReplyDeletewhat wonderful sprouts!! and the orchid is a beauty too
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun quilt. It's so very bright and happy and now I'm itching to make one too. I'm a sucker for anything rainbow :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous....I love it! Very inspiring - I've pulled out mine recently and now I'm itching to get it finished!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt top, and your orchid is absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteIt's fabulous... I love it!
ReplyDeleteTotally inspires me to get going on my scrappy sprouts!
What a cute quilt! Are you going to add borders?
ReplyDeleteGreat top! I really like that pattern, so pretty and a a real scrap buster!!!
ReplyDeleteI thinks this quilt is simply stunning! Well done on a great scrap busting finish. This block remains one of my favorite RSC projects and now I am tempted to make another one!
ReplyDeleteI love this! It's so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love this! Almost makes me believe in spring. (It snowed today. Again.)
ReplyDeleteAnother fantastic looking quilt Cathy! Wowsers! Bet this one was fun seeing come together.:)
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your Sprout blocks (finally) growing into a beautiful quilt top!!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, such a cute quilt!
ReplyDeletegreat set of sprouts - I wonder where I put my blocks hmmmmmm
ReplyDeleteAnother gorgeous RSC project, well done!
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet quilt top! Nice job.
ReplyDeleteExcited to see your Sprouts completed! I need to get mine out and check how many more I need! Yours is lovely!
ReplyDeleteFantastic finish on your sprouts. Its tempting me....but i have a squirrel infestation in my quiltirium already!
ReplyDeleteLove your sprouts especially the color changes.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Cathy!
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