I was so excited to see that it's time for another Blogger's Quilt Festival over at Amy's Creative Side! Last time I was literally the last one to enter (procrastinate much?) but this time there are still a few hours left to enter! haha
I finished this quilt just in time for my friend's wedding in October. One of my favorite parts of quilting is putting together a palette of prints. For this quilt I just wanted to use a pattern that would really feature the fabrics in a simple and classic way.
My friend's house is filled with a lot of earth tones and is very cozy. This is not my normal color scheme but I LOVE how it came out. What I did not love so much? Machine piecing hexagons! It was sooo time consuming, but so worth it in the end.
I also tried pebble quilting for the first time on a large quilt which was also very time consuming, but definitely the right choice for this quilt. This was a labor of love and I hope they love it forever!
Thanks for looking!
Love the juxtaposition of the pebble quilting with the hexies! Great fabric colors!!!
ReplyDeleteooohhh....this looks like a lot of work! You need to make yourself a Hooray I DID IT badge!!!! Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteI love the hexies - they really do show off the fabric well. Nice job on the pebbles too!
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Your pebbles look great! I love how it turned out. :)
ReplyDeleteWow - great job! Your friend loves it I am sure. I think these were the fabrics you had brought to the retreat? You bought the backing at Marden's?
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful though the color scheme is not my normal, either. There is a way to make hexagons with strips - each "hexagon" is actually two pieces of fabric. I have the pattern in a magazine.
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I love the colors. This looks like a LOT of work! I hope your friend appreciated it!
ReplyDeleteThis is one beautiful quilt! Glad you linked it to the Festival!
ReplyDeletebeautiful quilt!
ReplyDeleteReally nice quilt! That's a fun and unusual color combination, too... great job!
ReplyDeleteThis turned out beautiful! And I can not imagine machine piecing a hexagon quilt!
ReplyDeleteIt turned out awesome. Missed you tonight, maybe next week?
ReplyDeleteWOW! WOW! WOW! Would love a tutorial on this!
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