lynnie

isn't it amazing how two blocks are the same pieces but look differently. great blocks.

AngeliaNR

Thanks, Lynnie.

playswithcolor

Welcome to the group Kellie.

Please join in the fun. The April challenge is #4 in the book. Feel free to join in this months challenge or start with one of the earlier ones. Post your progress for all of us to enjoy and learn from.

Gray fox

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Here is my little (38") quilt for March. I was surprised at how RED leaps out at you.....and it was a challenge to find a way to frame it.

Digging through small battings, I found a polyester chunk and a cotton chunk of appropriate size, but both were rather thin, so I used them both. The little quilt has been washed and is wonderfully snuggly and cushiony. This will go to Firehouse Quilts, a local group that provides ambulances, fire departments and other first responders with quilts to comfort children in distress.

Dianne in Colorado

AngeliaNR

Wonderful, Dianne!

Gray fox

Thank you, Angelina! That's the most red I've ever used, and it was a surprise that it behaves so much like yellow.

playswithcolor

Thank you for posting your finish Gray Fox. The white zig zags and blue border seem to surround and trap all of that red energy.

The idea of using two thin battings is intriguing. Makes me wonder whats in my batting stash.

zozee

Nice job and a thoughtful thing to donate it.

AngeliaNR

I got the borders on my top (March challenge) and the backing ready to go--now to layer it up! Here's a picture of about half of it:

playswithcolor

Great quilt Angelia! The large print in the center really changes the look of the blocks.