http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/feathered-star-productions-inc/Web02.pdf Remember, this quilt was an experiment in low volume fabric scraps. I like the way they look in the picture. The border is kinda a fluke; it's growing on me. I cut this fabric over a year ago for the black/white/grey swap. BUT I cut it the wrong size and it has been sitting in my bin in a little roll for a while. I would have used it for the black/white fabric in Easy Street, but didn't realize it was there. That's good, because it worked out great for the border. Here's Buckeye Beauty in low volume scraps:
Now that I have a couple of bins empty (Made with Love by Mary mystery quilt, Terry's Treasures Sew Along, Easy Street. I just might start something new in April. The Brick Raod Sew Along with Sunflower Quilts looks like it could be a scrap buster. I might have to use up some stray scraps for it. Check it out:
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I hope I get to see some other examples of the mystery quilt because I'm guessing yours will be the stand out. I really really love the fabrics you used for this--there's enough contrast and it's still so subtle and soft-looking. Brava!!
Ps. The big purple quilt, Wild Pansy, that I posted a couple weeks ago was also made from Buckeye Beauty Blocks--could two quilts look more different?
very pretty kathy.
I love that! It turned out beautifully. Thank you so much for sharing and playing along.
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