All I needed to finish my Wonky Churn Dash quilt was a
couple of orange blocks, and the colour for the month of September for the
Rainbow Scrap Challenge is orange.
Now they are done and I quickly cut the sashing out of all
the bits of colour used in the blocks, as well as some corners out of a black
print.
I played around with different layouts, and think I have
settle on one that will work.
I took a few pictures and now this quilt top is packaged up
and ready to be sewn together at an upcoming quilting weekend. I’ll work from my photos, and with feedback
from my quilting friends make any changes necessary. Do you see any block/sashing that could be in
a better place?
Once I’ve got the top together I’ll be looking for just the
right fabric for a border, in my mind I see a black print with just a touch of
rainbow colours in it.
September tries its
best to have us forget summer. ~ Bernard Williams
Your arrangement of blocks looks great. Love the sashing and cornerstones. Enjoy sewing it together.
ReplyDeleteWhat an AWESOME idea for sashing a scrappy quilt!! I've used that method on a T-shirt quilt, but never considered it on a "regular" quilt. FUN!!!
ReplyDeleteThis quilt is pure fun! Your border idea sounds spot on. It's going to be a gorgeous quilt!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun block. So many great colors make it a super happy quilt.
ReplyDeleteLove your orange wonky churn dash blocks, just perfect to finish your top!
ReplyDeleteThat's going to be such a fun, happy quilt! I really like the wonky churn dashes. Did you make two kind of "opposite" blocks in each color?
ReplyDeleteLove the orange wonky churn dash blocks! I like the idea of multi-colored sashing; might have to give that a try myself.
ReplyDeleteGreat project!
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