When I assembled the blocks, I tried to put the colors in the same position in each block, but messed up about three. So to try and cover it up, instead of setting them exactly the same, I mixed them up. Not sure about that. I made 15 blocks for a twin size, but I might re-set them to match each other and just have a lap size. Heaven forbid I take the three apart and re-sew them. Nope. I'm using the deep purple for sashing, and the floral for the border.
Check out http://www.patchworktimes.com/2012/10/22/design-wall-october-22-2012/ for more inspiration!
Lovely splash of color! Hey, my cards are always mixed up.
ReplyDeleteI really like them all mixed up - and I love the purple sashing!
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful. I love the color.
ReplyDeleteLOVE your border fabric!! Your cards are great!!
ReplyDeleteDon't remake them - I like them all mixed up - the true essance of a scrap quilt is to let them lie where they land :) I also agree the border fabric is perfect.
ReplyDeleteThe wonderful "card trick" block was designed by Jeff Gutcheon and published in one of the books he wrote with his then wife, Beth Gutcheon. I love your colorful blocks!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. Love the bright colors.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't change a thing as this is such a lovely quilt just as it is. And it will look great on a bed or over the back of a couch.
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt. The purple really makes the other colors sing. I like the mixed up colors. Nifty quilt.
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