Sunday 21 April 2013

138

 This...


...and this...

...arrived together from the Fat Quarter Shop.

When I saw them together I knew they would make a fabulous quilt.

So I got out my 60° ruler and made some triangles with an unfinished height of 5 1/2", added in a few more of my own text fabrics as well as some Kona Bone, et voila.



For the quilting I chose stitch number 138 on my Bernina, elongated it out as far as it would go and then randomly quilted straight(ish) lines.



I like the effect it creates.


On the back, I tried to use up every last scrap of the off cuts and pieced them into the Kona Bone background.


And the binding. 
I could pretend I wanted to juxtapose the modern solids and urban text fabrics with the soft, floral binding thereby creating a dichotomy of polarising styles.


The truth is, it was the binding left over from this quilt


Linking to WIP Wednesday
 
 
I kind of thought it would go.


57 comments:

  1. I love the colours! what a fabulous quilt.

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  2. I love it! I keep dreaming of making a triangle quilt, this is more inspiration.

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  3. i love triangle quilts...this is great

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  4. Beautiful! The gentle quilting lines are so lovely!

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  5. Wonderful combination of fabrics!

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  6. Having just commented on your last brilliant quilt you then show me another. Love this one totally! And your sense of humour about the binding!

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  7. This is so fabulous --again! I'm in love with texts prints right now. Must get more. Well done, and the binding does work ; )

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  8. You crack me up - "dichotomy of polarising styles" :) Perfect!

    And, of course, I totally love the quilt too.

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  9. I love your fabulous quilt. Great use of your fabric.

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  10. I love all the quilts you make, such a great combination of colours and patterns!

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  11. This is just gorgeous - I love everything about it!

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  12. love your triangles !! i am working on my second one !! xo pam

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  13. Love it! My favorite quilting stitch on my (pretty old) Bernina 180 is #4 elongated way the heck out. it's a serpentine stitch and I call it "stitching in the vicinity of the ditch". I can go zoomy fast. I like the approach you took, sort of a meander/wander/random look - the more I look at it the more I want to try it! Love your color/pattern combination - really striking.

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  14. I love this quilt. I just acquired some black and white text fabrics as well. Hmmm, may need to think about using your idea. Thanks for sharing it with us.

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  15. Yummy yummy yummy I've got love in my tummy :D

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  16. Oh jaki piękny zestaw!
    Pozdrawiam!

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  17. Cool quilt. I love the colors.

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  18. Love it! Those colors go so well together :)

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  19. WOW! I LOVE this too! I must make a triangle quilt- every one I see I love! But yours is the best!

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  20. Fun quilt, colors and fabric! You are on a finish roll! :)

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  21. Wow! I love the punch of turquoisey blue in this quilt. Beautiful work.:)

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  23. Really beautiful! I am really impressed by how these fabrics work together! Well done!!!
    Esther

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  24. I love triangles like these!
    It's beautiful

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  25. Cool quilt, love the colors and its looking so cuddly, I think maybe that jazzy little wavy quilting did it!

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  26. Beautiful! Colors with the text fabric are perfect! And all those triangles! The binding is awesome. Another beautiful job!

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  27. I think this is my new favorite.

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  28. Absolutely gorgeous!! Love the dichotomy ;)

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  29. Absolutely LOVE this quilt - love the solids and the low volume prints. Gorgeous!

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  30. Wow, it looks great...the quilting too.

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  31. Triangles are always a favorite of mine. Paired with excellent colors--even better. Great job!

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  32. Beautiful quilt--I love the mix of solids and prints. I haven't tried a triangle quilt yet but I'm inspired by your quilt!

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  33. This is so gorgeous that I am absolutely inspired to copy you!

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  34. Good fabric pull! Triangles are so hot right now, they might take over from hexies ... or are hexies taking over from triangles? I just can't keep up! I love that Comma fabric as well... I have it in the grey colour, but you're making me want some like yours. Jealous, much? Yes.

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  35. I love it....great finish :-)

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  36. love it, i need to make a triangle quilt!

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  37. Love it! Very pretty, always a fan of triangle quilts! The solids look great with the print.

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  38. I love those triangles! Great quilt.

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  39. I love the colors (and placement) on this quilt! It is beautiful!

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  40. And you were right! They make such a beautiful quilt together :-D Well done!

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  41. You have made a marvelous quilt that has a beautiful colour balance! I love it! The back is brilliant too! Of course!

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  42. What a fabulous fabric pairing! The quilt is super cool.

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  43. Really great! I'll be finishing my triangle quilt this month and I might have to use that quilting design :)

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