I love working with clients; they inspire me to do things I would not initially consider doing. Because the Mnoster Mash and the Flying Geese both left my sewing room this week, I felt like I could take on something new.
I have taken on the 30 quilt designs challenge in 2018 It prompted me to plan this one out a little bit. I usually draw out my designs like this early in the quilt stage. Sometimes after large pieces of it have been completed and sometimes before the fabric pull. In this case, It was done after the fabric pull but before any sewing began.
This bear panel is the top part of a larger panel that I think I am going to cut in half to be able to make the quilt more scrappy. It is so beautiful though.
I wanted to find some more animals to go with the bear motif. I saw these darling wolves! I have a thing for wolves right now, but it is true I cannot deny it. This year being the year of the dog I think it is entirely en vogue!
I think I will fussy cut some of these pretty darlings into some squares.
Until next time my friends,
Stay Wild!
Sarah
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This looks like it will be fun. I did the 30 days of quilt designs last year but I'm resisting this year.
ReplyDeleteHi Lisa, It is pretty interesting to focus on one part of a process. I am noticing things about how I make quilts and at what point a design starts to come together for me and at what point I can actually commit to it. It will be interesting to see how design elements change based on different factors in the quilting process. I am enjoying this challenge for sure :)
DeleteLooks like a plan! Nice fabric choices to to go with the panels!
ReplyDeleteThank you Paige, I pulled everything I had that I thought would go. I am worried it wont be enough. I am hoping to make it work!
DeleteGreat fabric! How's it coming along?
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