Dubois Quilt Show #2
I am always surprised how a quilt made of multiples of a single block can make such a statement.
The block and color arrangement were repeated to form diagonal rectangles that created a striking baby blanket.
Triangle Trouble, pieced by Carole S. 55 x 55 inches Machine quilted by Wyoming Quilts pattern by Dani Loft and Michelle Aitken published in Down Under Quilts magazine under the name, Scrambled Eggs magazine issue number, unknown |
It's beautiful. I just love quilt show pictures. My friends and I have been talking and talking about taking a quilting class. Maybe it's time to actually do it. This is really an inspiration. I hope you'll be posting more quilt pics.
ReplyDeleteThat really a neat quilt...love the red!
ReplyDeleteI love quilts like this. They are so interesting to look at--a puzzle for the eye and mind. Do you think they turned that one block on the left side to intentionally break the pattern?
ReplyDeleteI love that she turned one block......that makes it fun! :o)
ReplyDeleteI love that if you look at it one way, it is squares. Change your perspective and it looks like bricks. COOL!
ReplyDeleteI like what Dee observed: that it looks like bricks from another perspective. I sure like that! What an interesting pattern!
ReplyDeleteI really love the colors. Treading carefully here... that's a quilt that makes me wonder if perhaps - if I ever learn to sew - I might find myself interested in quilting.
ReplyDeleteI love it!! It makes my eyes cross if I stare at it too long, but it is an amazing design!
ReplyDeleteI like this pattern, maybe not the colors so much. It could be any combination of colors. I don't think I would turn the single block...I would feel like I was making a mistake.
ReplyDeleteThanks for blogging...you always have something of interest.
Oh wow, I really love that one! You are right, it doesn't look like much when you just see one block, but together they have a great pattern going on!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I think the colors really make the quilt too! :)
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