I recently had the pleasure of attending a small quilt retreat with some friends. We had a wonderful time sharing tips, inspiration, good food and many laughs.
I was able to finish blocks for 3 quilts while I was there. Here is the first one I put together when I returned home. I used the Thimbleblossoms pattern Red Velvet, and the stone fabrics from Fa La La and La Petit Ecole for the centers, a dark brown for the star points, and background fabrics from almost every French General collection.
I can't call this Red Velvet, so how about Chocolate Truffle? I still need to decide on an outer border, but I love how elegant and understated this quilt looks using a very limited color palette.
I almost never make the same pattern twice, but this one is an exception - it's super easy to make and a great retreat project (I made the first version while on retreat, too!)
Your quilt is lovely. This pattern is sweet, but your choice of fabrics really makes it wonderful. Another one to put on my to do someday list. Bernie
ReplyDeleteVery elegant!
ReplyDeleteI like it a lot. Gorgeous neutral quilt. What will you use for borders?
ReplyDeleteYour use of neutrals in this quilt is stunning!
ReplyDeletethis is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteJust Gorgeous Lisa !
ReplyDeleteYou choice of fabrics are perfect. Can't wait to see what fabric you use for the border
Absolutely stunning!!! Love it
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this one. It is so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLisa, that turned out great and it has such a totally different look and feel from your original Red Velvet. I love them both, and am glad I don't have to pick a favorite, I couldn't. You said it perfectly, understated elegance!
ReplyDeleteLove it, Lisa!!! I can't believe what a beautiful, soothing blend of taupes you created from those fabric lines!
ReplyDeleteI love your new project. It's so pretty, those colors are great.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful, Lisa! I love how the darker blocks just float on top! I can see making this in several colorways!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Lovely quilt.
ReplyDeleteVery nice Lisa. I like the neutral color palette.
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