Rainbow quilts take a whole year to percolate. Every month, it takes one color, and, then, after many colors, it is ready to reveal itself.
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Saturday, December 7, 2019
rsc rainbow
Just in time for the rainbow scrap challenge check in, I have a rainbow top finished. It was so fun to see the chain come together as I sewed the rows. Each of the color parts are strips and crumbs sewn together to make "fabric". It is called end of the rainbow.
Rainbow quilts take a whole year to percolate. Every month, it takes one color, and, then, after many colors, it is ready to reveal itself.
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Rainbow quilts take a whole year to percolate. Every month, it takes one color, and, then, after many colors, it is ready to reveal itself.
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ReplyDeleteThat is so lovely! Congratulations on getting your blocks together. Is it your own design? (I don't remember!)
ReplyDeleteThis quilt top is gorgeous, I love the idea of making my own fabric from scraps! I have not participated in RSC this year, but followed along with interest, definitely missed it and look out 2020!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work. I presume your width strips were 2 and half. What size were your blocks? Great use of scraps.
ReplyDeleteit is looking good - I plan to finish mine up this week just haven't had time for it this week
ReplyDeleteMUST. Make. This quilt!!! LOVE how your quilt top turned out!
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous and worth a year of making!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, great use of lots of scraps!
ReplyDeleteI love how all your scrappy blocks came together in a lovely quilt. Great job.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with Oh Scrap!
It is beautiful!!! Love it :-)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! :D
ReplyDeleteI love it!! and it reminds me I have some of those blocks!!! Thanks for linking to Finished or Not Finished Friday ;-)
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