Woo Hoo!!!! I finally finished my 16th and final Bottled Rainbows quilt block! I had to make my scrap pieces a little bigger on this block because I was seriously strugglin' with Moss colored scraps.
As always, I have to highlight some Dick & Jane prints. They are just so cute!
I am about 1/2 way done with sewing all the white sashing strips on the blocks and then it is time to sew the quilt top together!
Good thing we don't use our dining room table that often. Man-oh-man do I need a design wall!
~Val
I'm linking up over at Skip to My Lou's Made By You Monday & Fabric Tuesday @ QuiltStory.
Looks terrific in the larger pieces. Love the cartwheel and kids pieces!
ReplyDeleteYeaYea Yea!!! It looks terrific!! I can't wait to see it all done!!
ReplyDeleteI love it!
ReplyDeleteI made up a sample 'Bottled Rainbow' block for my guild. We are thinking of using the design to make community quilts later in the year. I think it would be a great group project and the kids we give them to would love them too.
They all look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL! :) Can't wait to see it all together! I'm with you with needing a design wall, lol
ReplyDeleteI've never seen such a style! Love it! Stop by to see some vintage on my blog.
ReplyDeleteLove, Love, Love it, absolutely fabulous, You have inspired me to make one, where do I start??
ReplyDeleteLove that bottled rainbow idea. Great job on putting is all together.
ReplyDeleteBTW I'm hosting a Fabric Giveaway over at my site and giving away 12 FAT quarters. Swing by if you get a chance: http://www.jaqsstudio.com/2011/07/fabric-love-19-fats-and-fabric-giveaway.html
-Q
have you finished this bottled rainbow quilt? How did you quilt it? I have my top finished and basted into a quilt 'sandwich', but am stumped HOW to quilt it! (I didn't do QAYG on the blocks)
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