

I've been saving these fabrics for more than a few years knowing that I wanted to make a scrap quilt using these colorways.
Then a year ago I started cutting into the fabrics thinking I would make a scrappy mountain majesty quilt. But, I needed to stop so I could pack for my move to California.
Then I hit the wall, once here, and was in a creative slump and little depression.
Finally, I pulled the pieces out and thought about it a while and changed my mind. I wanted a zig zag quilt.
More cutting and playing around with the fabrics....trying some and then setting them aside. This is the result.
My cousin Ted who is a fine artist who loves to tease me and always asks if I'm still making "those pot-holders" will get this one.
Pot holder? I don't think so.

5 comments:
WOWZA! That is a real Beauty Susan! LOVE IT!!
This is a GORGEOUS quilt!! I love it! Very elegant. And I agree that it's a wonderful fabric.
Lady, I am loving this quilt! Amazing!
Beautiful quilt...loving that horse fabric!
this quilt is gorgeous. I love it.
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