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Oh, Linda, your quilt is dynamic! I LOVE it!
Originally Posted by LindaM
Originally Posted by JenniePenny
Most people avoid them, but I seek them out.
I love stripes too ... this quilt is one I made using Anita Grossman Soloman's book "Rotary Cutting Revolution" - "XCentric" block. From one striped fabric. |
I like stripes for borders, some blocks and binding.
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Originally Posted by LindaM
Originally Posted by JenniePenny
Most people avoid them, but I seek them out.
I love stripes too ... this quilt is one I made using Anita Grossman Soloman's book "Rotary Cutting Revolution" - "XCentric" block. From one striped fabric. |
depends on why I'm making. Strips are great for Potholders.
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Once upon a time, I did not like stripes. Now I look for them and love them.
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I like stripes.
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Originally Posted by MarthaT
I only use stripes when they are part of the design for the quilt. This one went in my teen daughter's room. She picked the rainbow stripe and I re-cut it to form diamonds. The quilt evolved as I made it. So don't ask for the pattern, there isn't one. It is a one-of-a-kind as I doubt I'll never make another like it.
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Love that quilt. Wow, stunning.
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Thanks to the others who showed their stripe quilts. They just fascinate me, the way you can use them to really make the pattern turn out unique.
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Originally Posted by JenniePenny
Most people avoid them, but I seek them out. You'll notice that they are always on the clearance shelves at quilt stores.
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