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Tuesday, March 23, 2021

Pea Soup Is Finished!



Pea Soup
64 x 80
It's a finish!


This is one of the tops I made last year from a box of 4.5 inch blocks accumulated over the years. 

I only used mostly green blocks to make the top. Most of the 4.5 inch blocks were Four Patches or HSTs. 


I combined the 4.5 inch blocks and some 4.5 inch squares and made a variety of 8 inch (finished) blocks. 

I then made 8 inch (finished) Hourglass blocks from a bag of green scrap chunks to use as an alternate block. 


I quilted it with diagonal, horizontal and vertical lines on my DSM in light green thread I had on hand. 

The binding is a dark green stripe. I was going to go with green scrappy but couldn't decide which greens to use and the green stripe was about the only green I had that would make it around the quilt so I went with that. 

The backing is a light green, very soft and silky and gently used sheet. 

Ready for giving or gifting!



 

15 comments:

  1. That's a fresh and Spring-y quilt! Love it!

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  2. Quilt is looking vibrant in spring colours.

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  3. A great quilt. Like all the variations of the blocks. Pea Soup is a good name for your quilt.

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  4. looks like a nice assortment of green

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  5. I think it's a spring salad. So many lovely greens. Funny how we both choose binding similarly... whatever there's enough of to go around the quilt. Congratulations on a lovely finish.

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  6. And it is yummy...perfect for the cold weather :-D

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  7. What a great name for a green quilt. I love it!

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  8. What time's dinner, Cathy? I love Pea Soup!! :o))

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  9. What a great green quilt, and a great name too!

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  10. I am always amazed at how you put scraps together. I love the different blocks and the simple quilting. Someone is going to be very lucky to get this one.

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  11. Looks great! Good way to use up those scrappy blocks that seem to linger in the orphan box. I like the way you quilted it, too.

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  12. What a perfect name for this one!! Its awesome!

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  13. That's a mighty tasty looking soup!

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  14. Turned out great and LOVE the name--perfect!

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  15. Love this! And of course, you always have the best quilt names. Love the straight line quilting, too, and the patterns the lines made.

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