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| I finished this New Mexico quilt, which I started several months ago. I did a lot of quilting on it and each section is quilted differently. I like how black makes the bright colors pop. The orange, green and purple fabrics are actually Southwest fabrics, but read as solid from a distance. This is an adaptation of a Michelle Watts pattern, which she calls Midnight in Santa Fe. |
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It would be fun to see the quilting too. (Of course, I say that because the quilting is my favorite part of quiltmaking!)
ReplyDeleteSimply amazing!
ReplyDeleteWow, that's fantastic. The colors are so brilliant.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt would brighten anyone's day, it's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteMy kinda of quilt. I hope you're gonna share what the quilting looks like.
ReplyDeleteReally awesome quilt.
Gorgeous! Yes, black highlights colors and your choices are amazing.
ReplyDeleteA great quilt in the SW style and I like the Twister quilt on the table below it too!
ReplyDeleteI always love black with the bright colors...like you said...it make it pop!
ReplyDeleteThose colors are perfect for that design, I agree with loving the bright colors popping against the black!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. I like the black background as it makes the other blocks pop.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully vivid quilt.
ReplyDeleteGreat colours.
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