I decided to use a piece of marbled (kind of a batik) orangey-red-gold for the centers. So it's the same fabric, it just looks different from block to block. (I thought it needed a third color besides the red and blue).
What is interesting to me about this stage, is that as the triangles are added to the red string block to make a big flying geese unit, it makes the blue pop out.
And instead of using black and white for those pieced triangle units, I used another orangey-gold fabric. I'm thinking I may leave it this size - much smaller than the original. Not sure what I'll do for a border. I'll need to find something to do with the leftover pieces. Now it's on to making the star blocks and putting this thing together!!
Until next time,
-Karen
10 comments:
I really LIKE it!!!! Great adaption!!! Thanks for sharing!!
I am not good at mystery quilts. I like to see the finished product and then make up my mind what I want to use for the quilt.
oh I like how you changed up Orca Bay-very nice!
Love your version!
That's an amazing quilt! I even like it halfway a through when there was still a lot of white left.
Stunning quilt. Fun to watch it progress.
I'm so glad for you to be working on this one. Good for you! You also make me feel guilty for not finishing the mystery quilt from the previous year - Roll, Roll Cotton Boll. I have only to add the last round and it's a finished top! What AM I waiting for?!
Great Job, Karen. Bonnie does the best mysteries. I really like your version.
Love, love, lovin' this one... :)
I've been catching up on your blog. Loved the pictures of your mom and dad's quilts and the quilt show. Congratulations on you wins! And your current project is stunning.
Post a Comment