A while back I showed you the start of this quilt, and here it is as a completed quilt top. Usually I have an idea of how the quilt will look in the end, but on this one I went into it without a plan and was really just winging it as I went along.
And as it turns out, I’m happy with the result. It has a bit of the look of Jacquie and Katie’s Tunnel Vision and it still fulfilled my goal of creating a quilt using just the Umbrella Prints trimmings and added solids.
As a lucky coincidence, Lizzy House’s Twinkle print has similar colors (and I had some on hand!), so the backing was a no brainer. Now I just have to find some time for my temporary quilt baster (thanks Morgan!) to get this one ready for quilting!
a portion of the Marcelle Medallion quilt
another round of the traveling quilts
Wow, this is lovely. Is that yarn-dyed linen for the background?
Love the clean simplicity of this one. I have to admit, I went online and bought two umbrella print scrap packs after your initial post. Still waiting for them. Look so fun.
This quilt is so calming.
Beautiful quilt, the background is perfect
Love the textured look of the grey solid border. What fabric is that? It works so well with the simplicity of of the quilt
How cute is that! .Thank you for great tutorials.
How pretty! I love the blue and grey together!
Those colours are very cool and refreshing.
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