Sometimes it's just better to wait and get it right than just get it done.
With that project finished (more or less), I'm moving on to my Project Improv task. I'm a big fan of two-color quilts, though being a brights girl (the more colors the merrier!), I tend not to produce them very often. But after rediscovering this fabric in my stash when I made my original improv red and aqua block, I wanted to find a way to use it, and this top seems to satisfy both cravings: keeping it at two colors and still be bright as all getout. It will also give me an opportunity to play with the quilting some more, now that I've found my legs, so to speak.

It's not pieced yet -- that panel is just laying on the yardage here. But I like the look! I may just have to try this in some other color combinations.
Time to dive back into the stash!


9 comments:
I love it! It's fabulous. I love that pattern.
FABULOUS!
I just found your blog today and so far I've visited several times!
Keep it up!
love this look kate...looks like i may be coming to chicago for a bit of spring break...maybe a couple of days...i'll let you know.
that looks soooo cool!
I LOVE this pattern! Thanks for your comment on my Re-Use center post. I'm pretty new to A2 and having a great time exploring. What fun to live in the Beer Depot! I just love downtown A2 and Chicago for that matter.
Great idea to connect the blocks making it look like Greek keys. Two colors are in deed striking.
wow! that is so awesome! I may have to try that- its so great!
Oh, how cool!
I love this!
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