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Friday, August 24, 2018
Mix & match -
Can be fun sometimes if I don't have a set plan - ;))
For my next project -
I thought that I would make another Quarter Log Cabin Quilt -
Like the big blue/green one that I sent to Frog Quilter - HERE -
Only this time - the shorter "Lap" version - 64" x 64" -
It's a FREE Pattern - from Jelly Roll Fabric - dot - net - HERE -
When you sign up for her email - you get access to her FREE patterns - AND get email notifications of her daily specials/sales - which is where I got these jelly rolls ON SALE one day -
Benartex Urban Oasis - 10 fabrics - 20 strips -
and Cloud 9 Organic Fabrics - Typography - 20 strips -
Anyway - I decided to "mix and match" these two so they're not as matchey-matchey as they would be if they were both the same brand/fabric/roll -
But I need 57 total strips - so I found another roll of 20 GREEN - and it should work to help tie all of the colors together - I hope - ;))
I split them into piles of "main" and "contrast" - according to the pattern -
The pile of really dark ones on the left will be used for the last row on each block -
The rest of them were then paired up for the strip sets -
We'll see how far I get with this tomorrow after I do my chores - ;))
Talk to you later - gotta go - gotta sew -
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2 comments:
From the looks of the last photo, the green is going to work well. Can't wait to see...
I agree with Jeanna, it does look like the green really works well with these strips.
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