Thursday, August 29, 2013

Scrappy Chevron is a Flimsy

We have had some much needed rain today so I'm sticking to indoor photos of Scrappy Chevron. I had enough background fabric left to add a 1" inner border and then searched my stash to find the green outer border.
I thought the circles on the border fabric were a nice contrast to the sharp angles in the top and I like how it brought out the greens in the blocks. I tried a few shades of teal/aqua but they just didn't look right.
Scrappy Chevron will wait on a hanger in my UFO Collection for a quilting marathon later in the year... I still can't face quilting in the heat & humidity we are experiencing!
I really like this layout and I'm sure I'll be trying it again. Now I get to dig around in my UFO Drawer for a new leader/ender project so I can start filling up the design wall again. What to pick...

12 comments:

  1. Oh my - love this color palette more every picture you've posted. And the green border is great. It has a cool, relaxing feel to it - very spa-like.

    Glad someone is getting rain. After a week in the upper 90's it has begun to dry out around here. We've had such timely rain all summer up until now.

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  2. I love the colours you have used for your chevrons, great quilt

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  3. Deb, I love the green border! Good choice. I love the scrappy look of the chevrons. Nice job. Looking forward to seeing it quilted. I know what you mean about the quilting. I have ten tops waiting to be shoved through my Viking!

    Thanks for sending us the rain this week. We really needed it.
    Josn in Michigan.

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  4. Your quilt is stunning! Love the circular green fabric.

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  5. I love the border fabric you picked....it does a good job and finishes it off well. don't wait too long to quilt it....it is wonderful.

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  6. I am planning to try for a leader/ender project. I've never done one before so I think I'll start with scraps for RSC! I'm going to keep a little basket of appropriate coloured scraps near my sewing table ... We'll soon see if it works for me!

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  7. Oh thanks for sharing your picture. This is what I am going to be making for my granddaughter for Christmas. She loves chevrons. I love your colors and the green border is perfect.

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  8. The colours in this are a favourite ; )

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  9. you've got some great fabrics in there

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  10. Hi! Great colors in this quilt top! And I love that you pulled from your stash the perfect green border! I am looking forward to seeing how this ne is quilted as I have a chevron quilt top waiting for quilting attention! Enjoy the rest of summer!

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  11. You still amaze me. I have been a flunkie this month. No completions and lack of blogging on my part. Hopefully my schedule will slow down next month and I can get back at it. The thought of another year of UFOs is sort of depressing me.

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  12. This looks great! I have triangles on my design wall that I have been waiting for an idea for. Think I will try this.

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