To Quilter’s Home Magazine for thinking this blog is Rad. I must admit I feel a little inadequate being in the same list with artists like Heather Bailey & Anna Marie Horner (among 52 others!), but thank you nonetheless!
I finished up this little blanket last night for a friend’s baby. I’m trying to be more adventurous when it comes to putting fabrics together. I usually play it pretty safe when it comes to matching, but I’m going to try throwing one or two prints that I normally wouldn’t use into my next projects. Like that orange flower in this one…..still not sure if I love it but it definitely stands out… like it or not!































35 comments:
The orange definitely works! Especially with the bits of orange in the Wonderland and Denyse Schmidt.
One of my quilt mentors always said to include a fabric that you thought was ugly. The contrast would work and give your quilt more texture. And it always works! In your case ugly means unsure, but it does work.
I think that it definitely works! But then again, I just made an entirely orange quilt...so I'm potentially "slightly" biased :)
Congrats on the magazine! That's exciting!
Love the blanket too :)
You definitely belong in the mag as a rad blog....congrats! The quilt is darling!...love the orange.
Your blog is SOOO rad! You are a Rockstar quilter/teacher! Thank you for keeping up with your blog. I always look forward to your newest post and I have learned a lot from you.
The fabrics in that blanket are perfect.
congrats!
i love your new pattern! so FUN!
How exciting that you are in the magazine, congrats! I love the blanket. The orange just gives it a lovely 'pop'. Nice!
Oh I like the orange. I always like your color choices. Congrats on the mention in the mag! I adore your projects. Hope he new baby and Ben are doing well. Jenn
SEW cute! LOL! I love it though! Keep throwing in unexpected fabrics, because you are good at it!!!!
A sweet,lovely quilt!
Congratulations! :)
Congratulations! And I really love that blanket, and so will the baby receiving it. I kinda like the orange flowers. They do stand out, but in a good way!
I love the orange.
dude, i think you are rad too. i mean like sooo totally rad.
Congrats! I always enjoy reading your blog. I like the risks you are taking with color in that blanket, and my 4 year old gives it the little girl stamp of approval too!
Congratulations! And I think the orange flowers look just fine.
Lovely quilt. The orange makes it lively!
Congratulations on being in the magazine. The color combos are great in the quilt - live adventurously!
What an awesome honor...congrats! I'm a fan of your blog, so I am not surprised. The baby quilt is very sweet and the orange works nicely. I really like the blue though, it really sets of the pink nicely.
Congratulations! How cool is that?!?
The orange flower blocks are my fav ones that you put in there.
And congrats on making it on the list!
Oh but you so deserve the recognition Allison! Love the fabrics you put together and the Chain Reaction pattern is wonderful!
You are an Artist Allison, congratulations on being included in the magazine!
what a treat to be in the magazine alongside so many wonderful ladies! and that quilt is just adorable. simple and colorful and fun!
randi
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Love the orange print.
What size blocks are those? What did you choose for the back?
You most definitely belong in the magazine, I'm always waiting to see your next quilt. Your style and colour choices are always totally rad :)
Alexis in Halifax
congratulations! That's quite an honor! Love your chain reaction quilt too :)
I love it! I think that picking out matching (or non-matching) fabric is the hardest part about quilting! :) You always pick them wonderfully!
Good for you in trying something outside your comfort zone. The orange print looks awesome. A little zing! Great job.
Cindy in Dartmouth NS
You deserve to be in that magazine. Seriously.
The orange makes the quilt - looks great, as always! :)
Hi Cindy,
Just noticed that we are pretty much neighbours :)
Alexis
Halifax
P.S. Where do you buy your fabric locally? I'm looking for some new sources.
Congrats!
You are rad, and thank YOU for the inspirational blogging!
well, I love it. It's hard for me to mix it up too. Those can be the best combinations!
I think that it definitely works! But then again, I just made an entirely orange quilt...so I'm potentially "slightly" biased :)
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