Linking up with freshly pieced again today, sharing another baby quilt I started this week. I've had this idea on my list of to-do's for a long time. I am really into rainbow themes right now, and I always love flying geese, so I am putting them together in one quilt.
I'm getting excited to see it. I underestimated how many geese I would need (guessing never works) so I am back to cutting again. Someday I'll use the old adage, measure twice, cut once. I just get too excited to get started and don't want to spend time figuring things out.
What a pretty stack of fabrics! Sounds like a very fun project. We're doing a rainbow quilt-along at my blog right now. It must be rainbow season!
ReplyDeleteI'm loving all the rainbows going on in the blog world. Sew fun! ;)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I love the little stack! =)
ReplyDeleteI do the same thing, not measuring and having to go back and cut more. Do you think we will ever learn???
ReplyDeleteThat'll be very nice! Rainbow geese. :)
ReplyDeletevery nice. I do not always do my math either. luckily I end up with more then needed.
ReplyDeleteRainbows are so pretty...
ReplyDeleteWonder what would happen if you let your little one hand the blocks to you one at a time and that is the order in which you sew them together.....hummmm
ramblin' rainbow???
I never ever check the amounts I need when I start cutting. I usually end up short, and have to go through another round of cutting and piecing. I hate having leftover pieced fabric though, so I guess it works!
ReplyDeleteThat's going to be beautiful!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, it will be a gorgeous quilt!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see how your quilt comes together. Those geese are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteOh, that is going to be one lovely baby quilt! I look forward to seeing progress. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThat is going to be a beautiful quilt!
ReplyDeletesuch a sweet picture. and the geese are lovely!
ReplyDeleteoooh! it looks really cute. i've been thinking of a rainbow quilt for a while too. one of these days . . .
ReplyDeleteabsolutely delightful!! i love all the bright and cheery colors!! a flying geese quilt is on my list too!!
ReplyDeleteCan not wait to see the end result, the colours are nice:)
ReplyDeleteI never cut enough the first time around ;) Looks beautiful so far!
ReplyDeleteoh, where's the fun in measuring?!
ReplyDeleteis that heather ross's new floral in orange for spoonflower on top? my order hasn't come yet.
happy cutting and quilting!
rainbows are so nice they always put a smile on my face! I'll keep an eye out for your finished rainbow quilts
ReplyDeleteFabulous! Can't wait to see all your rainbow geese. Thanks for linking up with WIP Wednesday, have a lovely week.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing the colours lined up together. Geese is my next thing to attempt!
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ReplyDeleteHey, I happened upon your blog this morning and found you live in Denver, me too! You have gorgeous fabric, and I'm assuming you order it online, but I'm wondering if there are any local shops you like. All of the quilt shops I've been to are carrying very dated fabric.
ReplyDeletePS- I just noticed you have mormon.org on your blog roll. My husband was on the team that re-designed it. I'm in Denver North Stake. :)
ReplyDeletehi mindelicious, I do order a lot of my fabric online, but a new shop opened in my area (Littleton/centennial), Snappy Quilts, and it's got great stuff. Check it out. There is also Fancy Tiger, it's closer to downtown, and they have cute stuff too.
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