I’m in an online quilting bee called Imagine at do. Good Stitches. My month was April and I chose a block tutorial by Lee who blogs at Freshly Pieced.
This quilt is one of my all-time favorites, but what I love best about this quilt is the idea that a group of women from around the country can each contribute a few fabric scraps and a little of their time and the result is a lovely quilt that will make its way to someone who needs it! (the charity our particular group sews for is Threading Hope.)
Each member of our bee chose one color and then made two blocks using scraps from that one color group. It was such fun to open my mailbox that month and see what prettiness each member had sent me.
For the quilting I chose to do some free-form wavy lines horizontally across the quilt. That was my first time trying out the waves and I quickly became a fan. I’ll be using those waves again!
Blogger’s Quilt Festival Stats
Finished quilt measures: 48” x 60”
Quilted by: me
Best category: group/bee quilt, ROYGBIV quilt, scrap quilt
Thanks for stopping by to see my entry in the Blogger’s Quilt Festival! Take a minute and check out all of the quilts that have been entered. There are some uber-talented quilters out there!
I love this quilt! Hexagons really are so much fun!
ReplyDeleteI'm already a fan of hexagons, but this is fabulous! Great finish and the wavy lines are great.
ReplyDeleteGreat choice of quilt for the festival. Love the colours and the quilting. Your quilt looks great!
ReplyDeleteAwesome entry for the festival! Did you free hand the wavy lines, or use a wavy stitch on your machine?
ReplyDeleteThat's great! I'm sure whoever ends up with this beauty will treasure it.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, love the block!
ReplyDeleteGreat hexagon quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love the bright colors and the sentiment. I'm still doing almost 100% straight line quilting so thanks for the inspiration to do something more!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a pretty quilt. I love a good ROYGBIV collection!! :-)
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