This was Bonnie Hunter's 2013 mystery Celtic Solstice. I didn't think I would like this colorway but it grew on me. It's still not quilted yet, maybe this year.
This was a quilt I did for a guild challenge last year. We had to use the Pelican pattern provided and could interpret it any way we wanted to. I actually had fun doing this one too.
So, give Orange a try, you never know. It might become your new best friend, or not. Here's the list if you haven't already entered, I'll choose a winner tomorrow. Good luck!
3/21 C&T Blog http://www.ctpub.com/blog/
with Diane www.butterflythreadsquilting.com
3/22 Bonnie Hunter http://quiltville.blogspot.com/
3/23 Lori http://humblequilts.blogspot.com/
3/24 Karen http://nanagirlquilts.blogspot.com/
3/25 Audrey http://quiltyfolk.blogspot.com/
3/26 Pat Sloan http://blog.patsloan.com/
3/27 Valerie http://myplvl.blogspot.com/
3/28 Kelly http://pinkadotquilts.blogspot.com/
3/29 Victoria Findlay Wolfe http://bumblebeansinc.blogspot.com/
3/30 Rachaeldaisy http://bluemountaindaisy.blogspot.com/
3/31 Angie http://quiltingcrescent.blogspot.com/
4/1 Julie http://quiltjewelry.blogspot.com/
4/2 Barb Www.funwithbarb.com
Happy stitching today,
Karen
1 comment:
Hi! I am a blue-eyed blonde so orange is NOT my color. But it's funny how orange has crept into my quilts. I seem to have gravitated toward orange is a surprising way - an orange chevron quilt, Bonnie's Celtic Solstice quilt and now Bonnie's Orange Crush is in progress. Orange is a complimentary color for blue, which is my favorite color, so that is my justification.
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