i'm so excited to start project improv. this will be my first improv quilt and am planning on doing the wonky log cabin. i chose my fabrics~ red, aquas, browns and a tint of green so it can be a quilt for our living room. there are about 30 fabrics!! wow!! is that too many?
the japanese ones!! i love japanese fabrics; aren't they so yummy!!
the other yummy stack!
now i'm off to start cutting! :)
oooh! looks like fun! i think 30 is going to be great for this. in my kits i think i had about 25 or so. you are so brave to take on the wonky log cabin...i can't wait to watch your progress! so how long do you have to make the quilt? is there a timeline to follow?
ReplyDeleteOh, gorgeous fabrics! I saw them on flickr and followed them here and I love your blog!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous fabrics!
ReplyDeleteI just can't wait to see this quilt done!!!
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Oh, you have some amazingly cute fabrics there in that stack! Can't wait to see what you come up with!
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I am due on March 19th.
ReplyDeleteWe lost our first baby last February, I was 34 weeks pregnant... so that's why all of those issues come up to mind, but I have faith and hope this time it will be great.
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I came to your blog through Just be happy!
ReplyDeleteI really love your blog. All the fabrics are so bright and cheerful. If I am ever having a bad day I'm gonna pop on over here to just look at the fabric. I can't wait to read through all your entried! I am going to follow your blog...that's how much I love it.
30 is NOT too many fabrics. have fun with your project. that is a gorgeous pile of fabric.
ReplyDeleteOoh, I saw this stack on Flickr and came over. Such a nice stack of fabric. I see some Swell in there. I SO LOVE that line. I like all of your fabric, though. It's so happy!
ReplyDeleteOh, and I am a firm believer that you cannot have too many fabrics in a quilt. Thirty is just right. I'll be back to see what you do with this pretty stack!
I can't wait to see this quilt.
ReplyDeleteThe fabrics are lovely!
I look forward to seeing this quilt come to fruitition!
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Looking through your blog made my heart beat fast...seriously! I love you work!!!
ReplyDeleteThose are some great choices! Lots of fun colors!
ReplyDeleteI am a Japanese fabric fan too! Can't get enough. They're pricey but I still love them. Can't wait to see your progress!
ReplyDeleteHi Kerri - Just wondering if you can tell me where you find your Japanese fabric. I love so many of the fabrics you've used, and have a passion for Japanese fabrics myself, but struggle to find them anywhere around here... Can you help?? Thanks!
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