The New Wave pattern by Oh Fransson is very simple and easy to follow, if you read the directions. Do read the directions, or you, like me, may sew the sashing on the wrong edge of half of the blocks and have to rip them all out again. I persevered nonetheless, and here's the finished top.
That makes three completed tops in my closet now though, so I'm determined to get at least one completely quilted and bound before moving on to the three new projects I'm already collecting fabric for. It's like a sickness!
I also made another potholder for the swap tomorrow. It is inspired by
these by Amy. Super modern and fun to make. The grommet went in much more smoothly this time, although, alas, it is backwards. Maybe on my third attempt I'll get it right.
lovely! what is that gray dandelion-ish print you focus on in the second image? i would LOVE to know!
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful quilt top. I love your choice of fabrics. I too, would like to know what the grey print is in the second photo.
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ReplyDeleteI love that print too. It is called wishing flowers in gray and is part of the Andrea Victoria line. I got mine at Hawthorne Threads.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I fancy making one of these.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt top looks amazing...and ANOTHER great potholder! I need to make a potholder for a swap at my modern quilt guild meeting in two weeks and yours have definitely inspired me.
ReplyDeleteLove your New Wave quilt. That is such a fun pattern. I might just make another one. Did you use the Fat Cat ruler she recommended? I might have to get one for the next time I make that pattern. Your potholder looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteI love that quilt!
ReplyDeletewow! What is that grey fabric in the middle. So pretty...wait someone else asked. I will see if there is an answer.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you were inspired by my potholders!
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