dilyn

I recently joined the Charlotte Quilt Guild and at my first meeting we were told to bring one yard of fabric. I'm thinking...Yeah, I can get rid of one of those 'what was I thinking' fabrics in my stash. So I grabbed one and off I went. I had no idea I would have to actually USE this fabric. We were all placed in groups of 5 and began ripping the fabric. After the first rip we passed one side to the person standing next to us, then ripped that one in half and did the same until we each had 5 pieces of fabric. Then we were told to go home and make a quilt out of it. Now, had I known I would be using this fabric, I expect I would have chosen very differently.... these are the fabrics I had to work with and it was truly a challenge to put them all together! The quilt is about the size of a 'large' t quarter. I quilted the trees first with a layer of batting, cut the batting around the trees and then added another layer of batting and backing, so the trees stand out just a little from the background. One of the photos is a picture of the fabrics. they are numbered 1 being the largest and 5 the smallest.

Tartan

​It turned out great! It looks like the groups were put into colour families because yours looks really nice.

quilter711

Boy you did an excellent job!!

PaperPrincess

Love the quilt & the name!

LindaM

Awesome job! Love how you grouped the circles to make the trees.

red-warrior

I love how it turned out.....lemons to lemonade!

daisydebby

What a neat challenge!! I'd have been pretty apprehensive as you just never know what you'll get. You did a super job on your project!!!

Diane007

what a cool idea.. nice

quiltingeileen

You certainly are creative! Love the quilt.

BrendaK

How kool. I love the all the creative things on this board. You did a super job. BrendaK