QM

I found the flimsy in the midst of housework. I put it aside early last year when we were getting ready to move. I think I made the flimsy in 2010. The green and multicolored daiwabo fabrics were remnants. I used every smidge of everything except the pink, including 3 beiges. I probably spent longer figuring out the layout than sewing the flimsy. My original plan was to do floral FMQ, but I decided that would detract from the fabrics.
BTW, daiwabo is an African fabric. The name means "sun cloth", as the dyes are set by sunlight. The quality of these fabrics is comparable to good batiks.

I will turn it in for our quilt show (as display only) next week. I am not sure where this one is going. I am not putting it up for sale, but If someone offeres to buy it, I may sell, otherwise, it will probably go for a charitable use.

angelaz

Lovely! The time you spent laying it out certainly paid off. I love it! Thanks for showing and explaining it.

Angela Z

Diane007

I like your purple fabric

zzmom

Its really pretty. I love the colors. Nice job. I love African fabrics.

QM

Thank you. I also love African fabrics. Purple is my favorite color, so this combo worked well for me, even though it is very simple.

QKO

Very pretty quilt -- however, those aren't Daiwabo fabrics.

Daiwabo fabrics are high-end Japanese screen prints made by Daiwabo company, in Japan. Daiwabo prints and distributes under their own name, they also print the Cara Collection Serenity Daiwabos for EESchenck company.

I think the translation for African Sun Cloth most frequently used is Langa Lapu.

clsurz

DoriDeS

Love your quilt thanks for sharing )

terri bb

the fabrics are just spectacular! thank you for sharing such a wonderful quilt!

Raggiemom

Very pretty quilt.