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At least 100 of them made with scraps from my mother's stash.
There are a couple of duplicates, but most fabrics used only once.
Set 24 by 28. I made them into blocks of 4, with one of each four made with pink fabric.
I used Kona Cotton Rich Red for the constant.
No borders. I love it!
Made with 3 inch finished blocks, as part of a year long challenge by Bonnie Hunter.
I love it too! Your quilt is so special, made from your mother's fabrics.
ReplyDeleteThis is really Beautiful! And what a sweet treasure.
ReplyDeleteThe red is great with your spools. This is one of my favorite spool quilts I have seen.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful - contgratulations! I agree - no borders needed. And a great red!
ReplyDeleteHilda
I'm working on some spool blocks, but I love yours with red background pieces.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore this quilt. I often twist my seams lately.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Lynn! I love it!
ReplyDeleteSharon
LOVE it with the red wow!!!!
ReplyDeletethats one of my favorite reds btw!
congrats on a great finish
Kathie
What a wonderful accomplishment!! It is gorgeous. You do such beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty! The pink blocks sprinkled across the quilt really makes it twinkle.
ReplyDeleteIt is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLove 'em on that Rex!
ReplyDeletemagnificent...
ReplyDeleteUnbelievably fantastic! Love all the tiny pieces repeating repeating repeating. Makes for a dynamic quilt. Well done!
ReplyDeleteWow red really gives this a different look. Love the scrappiness of this...fun that you added pink in all over too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Love the red constant.
ReplyDeleteSTUNNING! I must admit to being biased about red (it's my favourite colour) ... but I just love how your quilt looks! As others have said, this is my favourite spool quilt :)
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! What a great idea to use a constant background and the red is an inspired choice!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteSimply Stunning! I love the red constant!
ReplyDeleteLove the Red. Really makes them POP!!!
ReplyDeleteI just stumbled across this today. I was looking at the links on Bonnie's page, trying to decide whether or not I'd regret using tea dyed muslin for all of my spool backgrounds. Your red is GORGEOUS! And it gives me hope that my solid background won't look awful.
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