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Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Shapely

Be Aware, Be Thankful
1. Sunday afternoons 
3. Spring
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So I've been playing with shapes in my art groups.  In one of the groups we were to come up with a shape to use in a collaborative piece.  We haven't done anything with it yet, so I decided to try the shape as a border to a mini quilt.




I 'created' my shape by folding up a piece of newspaper and cutting out the corner shape.




I bound the little quilt in black with a small print, I don't think the print is noticeable here.  I was going to go with a stripe, (I love bias stripes for bindings!) but thought the size and busy-ness of the border print would look better with a more serene binding.


If you are one of the many who Schnibble, you will recognize the center as one of the blocks for this month's project.  I got my top done early and had left overs - I love 2fers!


I used fabrics from the line Oz by Sena for Moda - love it!!

10 comments:

Denise :) said...

Newspaper . . . who knew?!? Very cute! Are you all planning on taking the camper out soon (or perhaps you already have)? If you ever make a trip southeast, you're welcome to park in our little campground paradise! :)

Needled Mom said...

Ah yes, I can see the roundabout! This looks great! I'll bet it was fun to bind - even though it was a bias!

Hillary said...

Very cute Mel and very well done!! Ha[[y Saint Pat's!

Jane's Fabrics and Quilts said...

That is great, I really like it and it looks like you are having fun in your new group!

jabeybaby said...

What an awesome mini quilt! It looks great!

Hillary said...

That was supposed to be HAPPY Saint Pat's! (And apparently I forgot to hit publish on this message when I wrote it this morning... oops :) ) Happy Day!

Dawn said...

It's fantastic!! Great idea using newspaper.

Mary on Lake Pulaski said...

That sure adds a lot of pizazz to the mini Mel! Great use of your assignment!

pajudie said...

How cute, Mel - just love it!
Judie

Barb said...

I absolutely love this border! I am going to have to find some time to play too!