This year I participated once again in the annual Stay at Home Round Robin design challenge. I love this challenge and this is the 4th time I’ve participated.
My quilt will be donated (most likely) to Quilts for Kids. It started out with a donated orphan block, the classic “Card Trick” block. I switched out the green “card” for purple to match the novelty print of vegetables (I had one yard) in my stash. From there, I followed the weekly design prompts/challenges from Gail and friends. Here is my finished quilt.
My friend Ruby is holding up the quilt. We opted for the shadows because the sun was so bright and the trees don’t have their spring leaves yet.
The pic below shows the simple checked backing and binding.
Above: leaves and curls in the center before the first stop border. Below: simple loops in the stars.
12 comments:
This is a great quilt and lovely quilting :)
What a bright and colorful quilt! The gingham backing and binding look excellent on it.
Very cohesive finish, I looks like it from planned out from the very beginning. I checked out the parade. What what wide variety of designs. ALways fun to see how quilters interpret the clues.
Pat
There were so many different interpretations of the prompts for the borders. Yours is one of the prettiest (and of course I like bright colors).
Smart choice to switch out the green card! Love your interpretation of the various prompts.
I love the bright orange colors in your quilt! It's sure to be a bright delight for any kid. I am impressed with your ability to FMQ on a domestic machine too!
Your SAHRR is very cheerful and fun. Well done!
It radiates happiness.
Your quilt looks wonderful!! The kites in the corners made me think of bows - a great finish! Thank you for joining in the SAHRR '25 and for linking to the Parade!
Bright and lively! Great job!
Well, I absolutely love the color orange, so I'm just really loving this finish! Well done!
This is a lovely spot of colour to see on what is a very dull day here. I'm rarely a fan of orange or yellow but you've created something really fun with them.
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