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Another class that I really enjoyed attending at the Sewing Summit was given by Jeni who blogs at In Color Order. She gave a great presentation about the basics of color and showed how those ideas are represented by making all sorts of mini quilts and bags. Jeni has such a great eye for pulling together pretty combinations of fabrics and I thought it would be fun to give it a try myself this weekend.
I started with the color story above from Design Seeds and took a look at what I had that would fit into that color scheme. I omitted the gray because I don't have many fabrics that color and decided to not use any fabrics with a dark brown or black in them. I wanted to keep this quilt candy colored, happy and full of bright color.
I started with the color story above from Design Seeds and took a look at what I had that would fit into that color scheme. I omitted the gray because I don't have many fabrics that color and decided to not use any fabrics with a dark brown or black in them. I wanted to keep this quilt candy colored, happy and full of bright color.
So, here's the little stack of fabrics that I came up with. I think they're a pretty good match with the inspiration color story.


I'm making them into double hourglass blocks by following the tutorial at Cluck Cluck Sew. It's been a fun small project to work on today after freezing at this mornings soccer games with the kids!
~Jessica
~Jessica



11 comments:
Love it! These hourglass blocks are cute and I love the colors you chose! Wish I had taken her class!!
:) I'm so glad you enjoyed my class Jessica!! Major YUM at that fabric stack! So delicious! Going to make a serious lovely quilt!
These are really cute blocks!
Lovely choices. So funny...we are still sweating at our daughter's games! I am definitely ready for something cooler.
I think your blocks are really pretty. I think I will follow Jeni's blog posts about color after reading a few more things about her class at sewing summit. I laughed when I was in Joann's this morning heard a mom tell her child that they were going to go get hot chocolate when they left the store. It was our first morning of low 30 degree temps this fall.
Love those candy colours! They make pretty blocks! :)
Such fun colors! Great choices.
this is so fun and bright....love it
don't you love design seeds?, i love the colours and fabrics you chose, looking forward to seeing the final quilt.
I love the fabrics you put together for this!! They are so pretty together.
I love this stack of fabrics!
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