this is so fun. I have a windmill template from the same company. I made a baby quilt in solids so I didn't have to worry about left and right parts. how did you do this one? on a design wall?
This is sooo cute! And I can't believe using "template" and "fun" in the same phrase, but in this case it's true! haha - actually think I'd like to try this one. Got some baby quilts to make this year! Have a great 4th!
I have made that pattern a number of times and it really needs a design wall to keep it in order. I made my own template (of course I mark and cut by hand) but it puts all four sections out of a single square piece.
Very nice those green/ turquoise like colours with the orangy ones. They look randaom placed but it must be a lot more work to make pairs. Groetjes Annemieke
Your quilt is lovely. If you want to, you can see the quilt I made using this same template here: http://sewjournal.com/2012/10/12/the-in-a-spin-quilt-is-finished/
Lovely quilt. Your friend will be thrilled!
ReplyDeleteWowsers! I do love how you use color in your quilts!
ReplyDeleteI made a similar quilt years aog but it wasted a lot of fabric. Did yours?
ReplyDeleteWow, eye-popping design! Gorgeous quilt!
ReplyDeletethis is just adorable
ReplyDeleteLOVE the colors!!!!!
you did it again, another beauty.
Kathie
Rouge et turquoise, a lovely team!
ReplyDeleteLove your mix & match prints too.
Another blogger friend was using that template. She said it was very easy to use. Great colour choices for one lucky baby.
ReplyDeleteThe quilt blocks made me think of windmills, or fans - very appropriate to work on in warmer weather!
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Love the happy colors, it will make a great gift!
What an adorable quilt, so happy!
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful quilt!!! Your wonderful choice of fabrics really pop and make those windmills spin!!
ReplyDeletethis is so fun. I have a windmill template from the same company. I made a baby quilt in solids so I didn't have to worry about left and right parts. how did you do this one? on a design wall?
ReplyDeleteEye candy... lucky baby. The reds make the top.
ReplyDeleteThat is just darling. I've seen this pattern before and been indifferent to it but I love the colours that you've used.
ReplyDeleteThis is sooo cute! And I can't believe using "template" and "fun" in the same phrase, but in this case it's true! haha - actually think I'd like to try this one. Got some baby quilts to make this year! Have a great 4th!
ReplyDeleteI love it. The colors are great also. Nice job!
ReplyDeletePerfect, lovely design and great colors....another winner :0)
ReplyDeleteDo you have to use a design wall to get these blocks to make their pinwheels?
Happy Sewing
Is that Pat Yamin's template? I have a drawer full of her one-patch templates, but am missing that one. Need to get it! It tesselates!
ReplyDeleteLove. It.
ReplyDeleteI have made that pattern a number of times and it really needs a design wall to keep it in order. I made my own template (of course I mark and cut by hand) but it puts all four sections out of a single square piece.
ReplyDeleteVery nice those green/ turquoise like colours with the orangy ones. They look randaom placed but it must be a lot more work to make pairs.
ReplyDeleteGroetjes
Annemieke
Fun fabrics for a baby!!
ReplyDeleteIt is an adorable quilt, I love the colors because are much happy.
ReplyDeleteciao Linda
Your quilt is lovely. If you want to, you can see the quilt I made using this same template here: http://sewjournal.com/2012/10/12/the-in-a-spin-quilt-is-finished/
ReplyDeleteI've noticed that template before and wondered about it. As always, your color selection is so much fun!
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