My OMG for June was to get my Geese Migration blocks to the flimsy/quilt top stage! It’s been a long time coming. I made monthly color block in 2020! Angela usually give us 10 months of colors, leaving the last 2 months to build a quilt or add dark and light neutrals. In 2020 I made 18 blocks. So in 2021 I knew I needed at least 7 more. There are 25 10” finished blocks in this one. Then in April, I decided to put it on the design wall to make sure they made a cohesive balanced quilt.
Though it’s hard to pick a favorite block, this one might be it. There are scraps of fabric used in both my great granddaughter’s baby quilts. And there is pink from a pillowcase I made just for me and pink from Breast Cancer Ribbon pins made for a Relay for Life team!
Rainbow Geese is now a quilt top! So my goal has been met and has exceeded my expectations! I’m linking with:
Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal - June Finish Link-up
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this is soooooo good! I love how you chose colors and pieced it. Makes me want to do one... of course I am just now finishing up two improv geese quilts but you can never have too many!
ReplyDeleteIt is a lovely rainbow quilt top, Judy. Love it!
ReplyDeleteWow you did a beautiful job setting those blocks! Yay! I LOVE the look of Geese Migration and need to put my blocks on the design board to see how things are looking.
ReplyDeleteHi Judy! Yippee for the fabulous job on reaching your goal. I love everything about it. I am particularly fond of the pink block myself. That's one of the best parts of using scraps - you get to revisit earlier projects in the bits and pieces. ~smile~ Roseanne
ReplyDeleteWhoop Whoop!! that is so awesome!!
ReplyDeleteJudy, that is gorgeous! Way to go on getting through the layout and quilt top construction, too! What did you use for the background fabric? I love it!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on meeting your goal for the month, Judy! Getting an on-point set quilt top together can be a chore. Happy quilting (or will you be "quilting by check" on this one?)
ReplyDeleteWow Judy - It looks amazing! You really did a fantastic job with the colors in your blocks and the placement in the final layout. Nice job!
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Nice work.....so colourful.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing amount of work! It turned out beautiful! Congratulations on a beautiful finish!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and congrats on your finish.
ReplyDeleteI really like the combination of blocks. The sashing and setting is terrific, too.
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