Whew -- the end of the month snuck up on me, and I got this one done just under the wire! Finished stitching the binding down during TV last night, and it just came out of the washer/dryer.
A snowball-block quilt has been on my want-to-do list for a loooong time. My original inspiration was the "Empty Nest" quilt which appeared in Blackbird Designs' Birds of a Feather book, published way back when? in 2006, maybe. Anyway, I finally got to it, using springtimey tulip and daffodil colored fabrics. This will be used on the couch during April.
I think this quilt, and the one I did last month, reflect a swing of the pendulum for me. I've been up to my ears in one-block-at-a-time sampler quilts for quite a while now (B-a-D), so a single repeating traditional block feels refreshing.
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4 comments:
You know Jeanne the simple patterns really do come out well don't they - I love snowball block quilts and this is a lovely colour combination to work it in :)
Beautiful quilt! I feel inspired!
Absolutely wonderful quilt Jeanne!!!!
I have a snowball PHD somewhere, must dig it out now that I've seen your beautiful quilt.
Today is the first day of Autumn.... hooray! can't wait for some cooler days so I can get a little more sewing done.
What a very striking quilt! I like patterns too, they are so restful to the eye in some odd way.
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