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Monochromatic quilt in grays for my friend Kit. The inspiration comes from the Shadowfell, which is in all grayscale in Kitβs dnd universe. This is the first Modernly Morgan quilt Iβve actually cut fabric to make, but I think I own three of her patterns? Next is Night Vision. Iβm obsessed with that pattern.
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Spent some time last weekend goofing around with fabric combinations for the Rainbow Falls quilt by Wren Collective - this is what I finally settled on!
Fabric pull for my first quilt! As if I didn't have enough projects started π
Some cute prints I picked up during a local shop hop earlier this month. Still pondering what theyβll grow up to be.
Iβm thinking about making another Triangle Hexies quilt
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I want to make a bargello with the center roll. Do I pair it with navy or chocolate?
Navy
Brown
Super excited to be starting a new Bonnie Hunter mystery quilt next week!
The original colour scheme for this quilt was indigo, blue, red, and neutral, but I love picking my own colours and decided on something a little different. I picked blue, teal, beige, and a salmony pink;
I really love how these colours look together and am really excited to work with them!
I did notice along the way that my colour scheme is actually not that far off the original; indigo vs royal blue, light blue vs teal, red vs pink, and beige is just a neutral colour, but I've jumbled my colours so they'll be in different places within the pattern, so it should create a totally unique effect in the end!
And of course, Bonnie Hunter is well known as a scrap quilt designer and always encourages participants to make her patterns from their existing fabric collection, so I did my best to pull from what I already own. All of the beige, about half of the pink and teal, and maybe a third of the blue came from my pre-existing collection of fabric, the remainder was purchased, so about 65% of this quilt will use fabric that I already had at home!
Can't wait for the first clue to release on 24 November!
