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Thursday, October 15, 2020

Broken Dishes - A Finish!


Broken Dishes
60 x 78

I started making these six inch Broken Dishes blocks back in 2016 as a Rainbow Scrap Challenge (RSC) Project to use 3.5 inch scraps if I had any in the color of the month. 


Sometimes I didn't have any 3.5 inch scraps in the RSC color so I didn't make any blocks. And so it took awhile to accumulate enough blocks for a nice twin sized quilt.  I put the top together back in May of this year and since I found a backing and had some light gray thread to use on this colorful quilt it stayed near the top of the quilting pile. 


I think this will make a nice donation quilt. 

I forgot to take a picture of the back but I used a very soft light green sheet.  Since there's a lot of color on the front and since it is big enough for a bed I didn't figure it needed a fancy backing. 

I used light gray thread and quilted spirals on my little Brother DSM. 

Now I can mark another one off the list and move on to the next. 



 

33 comments:

  1. oh yes i love this a lot...and anxious to see more of those star blocks too!

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  2. Colorful and cheerful! I recognize at least one of those prints.

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  3. Well done! I love the bright saturated colors in this quilt! Sandy at sewhigh.blogspot.com

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  4. P.S. I looked at your gallery of 2020 finishes -- 38 quilts!

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  5. Beautiful. Anyone lucky enough to receive your quilt will be delighted. Great colour and fabric combinations.

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  6. So colorful and bright! And a great idea for long-term RSC projects.

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  7. Isn't it amazing that simple half-squares put together into 4-patches can create such an interesting quilt? You did another great job! ---"Love"

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  8. It's just juicy with color! I love how random the color placement is and am marveling at how such a simple block yields so much movement :)

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  9. Another beautiful quilt! Someone is going to be very happy to get this one for sure.

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  10. Those broken dishes are really dancing. Another bright colorful finish that will warm and comfort whoever receives it.
    Pat

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  11. Congratulations on another finish! What a bright and cheerful quilt. I am sure the recipient will love it.

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  12. Congratulations. You have knocked another one out! How many quilts have you finished this year so far? It seems like quite a few.

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  13. Such a happy quilt; so bright and pretty. Well done!

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  14. Gorgeous splashes of color! Someone will be delighted to receive that quilt.

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  15. Broken Dishes and all of those cheerful colors... Maybe this one needs to be named Fiesta(ware)!!

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  16. It’s a joyous riot of color! I like the name Fiesta. Smithereens is good too! It will be a great donation quilt!

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  17. Another fantastic quilt made from simple units! I love this bright and cheery collection of blocks.

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  18. dang!! You go girl!! - I love this quilt and all the colorful goodness - and I love that you are just knocking them off your list!

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  19. Love this quilt. It's so colorful. It reeks happy!
    xx, Carol

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  20. What a fun and fabulous finish. Yummy, all the way :-)

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  21. Lovely, such a lot of beautiful colours!

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  22. This is such a bright and happy quilt: lovely. I never thought much of broken dishes, but this has changed my mind.

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  23. I think the colors in this quilt are doing a Happy Dance!

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  24. A beautiful finish that someone will LOVE!!!!

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  25. That is a really cheerful quilt - I love all that color! Great finish, Cathy!

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  26. I love how bright and cheerful this is!

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  27. Scrappy bright and happy - perfect for giving a quilt hug.

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