I made a new quilt this week.
SO FUN. And fast!
I used some homemade templates and lots of quirky fabric.
My templates were made from a plastic wall board we had in the garage.
It comes in BIG sheets...so I don’t think I’d recommend purchasing
Just for quilting.
Since my circles did not need to be perfect...
I think using cardboard would work as well.
I didn’t worry about getting the circle edges to meet when the
Four pieces were joined.
This is a NO WORRY.....NO STRESS kind of quilt!
It’s been washed and dried.
All of the frayed edges are
Perfectly soft and cuddly!
What are YOU making this week??
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Your quilt is so much fun!
ReplyDeleteI love it! And I have to say I recognize some of the fabrics. Yes, I'm "mature" as is many of my scraps. I have always planned on making a Bullseye quilt but haven't gotten around to it. You have inspired me to put it back on the list. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteNifty Bulls Eye quilt. Great to have a fast finish. (Or so it seems to be fast!)
ReplyDeleteLove a no worry, no stress quilt
ReplyDeleteLove the "no-stress" quilt....but those circles look perfect from here.
ReplyDeleteOh what a fun project! I used to teach a class on this block, but I did it with a quilt as you go method! In fact, that quilt is on my bed right now! It is 3 quilt weather here. One of my favorite quilts.
ReplyDeletethat is a fun one - and so colorful!! great idea!
ReplyDeleteI really like this new project
ReplyDeleteOh, those circles are wonderful! Are they appliqued on top of one another or curve-pieced?
ReplyDeleteIt looks great, Beth. It’s a great use of scraps too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun, colorful and HAPPY quilt. Great job!
ReplyDeleteYOu made this all in a week - curves and all. This is so impressive. Love the scraps.
ReplyDeletegreat bullseye quilt! Makes me want to make another one :)
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