New project today, one Moda jelly roll, "Maypole"....some white homespun and this is the starting of my coin quilt....I have sewn all strips in groups of six or seven, cross cut into 5.5 inch sections, I then joined to make a strip about 48 inches long.....To the top and bottom of these strips, which I will alternate each time, I have added a 2 inch and 3 inch piece of white, which will give an up/down look to the rows....my outside border strip is 3 inches and the joining white pieces I have cut 2.5 inches.....not sure if I will get any more done today but it is a start....hope you are all having a productive day....
New project today, one Moda jelly roll, "Maypole"....some white homespun and this is the starting of my coin quilt....I have sewn all strips in groups of six or seven, cross cut into 5.5 inch sections, I then joined to make a strip about 48 inches long.....To the top and bottom of these strips, which I will alternate each time, I have added a 2 inch and 3 inch piece of white, which will give an up/down look to the rows....my outside border strip is 3 inches and the joining white pieces I have cut 2.5 inches.....not sure if I will get any more done today but it is a start....hope you are all having a productive day.... 
Looks great...clean & fresh
ReplyDeleteGosh white lifts those colours out doesn't it Peg. Looking great.
ReplyDeleteLove it! You have such an eye for great fabrics.
ReplyDeleteYou have been busy, love the colours in this one as well
ReplyDeleteI love the maypole range, even though I don't own any. This is going to come up just beautifully. Don't forget to show when you are finished.
ReplyDeleteLove the way this is turning out. It looks nice and easy too. I can't wait to see the finished product.
ReplyDeleteYum Yum Yum Peg, I'm loving everyone's coin quilts and this fabric is just gorgeous.....
ReplyDeleteBloglines doesn't tell me when you have a new post so I always just pop on in and ALWAYS get a lovely surprise of what you have posted about. This was definitely a "WOW" post..... Divine xxx
Oh wow Peg, this looks great. I know these colours are so vibrant on their own but the white really brings it out... stunning!
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Hey there!!
ReplyDeleteYou gave me a great idea to make a pair of courtains for my work place!! they look gorgeous!! awesome work!!!
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This is looking great. With all the coin quilts in blogland I might just be persuaded to use the technique myself. i am think of making a quick throw for my daughter's "chill out room". Cherrie
ReplyDeleteThe white just seems to make it pop! I love the fabrics... I bet it was almost tough to cut them. This is going to be a great quilt. You must be having fun.
ReplyDeletePeg your new quilt looks so vibrant and lovely. The white gives the quilt a stunning look. thanks for the idea for using jelly roll.. I am of to easter hollyday, so I will just wish you a great easter too..
ReplyDeleteI just love all the color! The coins setting is just perfect for these jellies. Nice job.
ReplyDeleteSo pre3tty. I love all the color with the white.
ReplyDeleteYou’re stitching up a storm!
ReplyDeleteLove the coin-quilt!
My day was productive in a different way... lots of visits to family and little nieces birthday celebrations, lots of cake too...! I hope to cuddle some fabrics tonight!
I love the bright colors...I know you are heading into fall...but this quilt just says "spring" to me! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLooks great Peg. Those type of quilts paired with the white look so effective! Oh, did you know that "walking on broken glass" - the introduction to that sounds like Dora the Explorer... as said by Amara!!! She came running as soon as it started!!!
ReplyDeleteHey Peg that is mighty pretty and colorful. While I am thinking about it would you share your mini cheesecake receipe with me, Thanks so much. Hugs, Marie
ReplyDeleteVery nice. Love those fabrics. Do you know why it has the name "coin" quilt?
ReplyDeleteLove it!!! Those fabrics are just so cheerful!!
ReplyDeleteThere's only one word for it, Peg - Wow!
ReplyDeleteCheers, Jan
I love what you did with the Maypole fabrics. My jelly roll is still wrapped up tightly. Great quilt.
ReplyDeleteI'm crazy for the white with colours look at the moment. And yours are lovely!
ReplyDeleteHi Peg
ReplyDeleteThese fabrics are lovely and your coin quilt is looking good too.
Aren't there some beautiful fabrics out there at the moment? No wonder we just have tohave them all! ....lol...
I am still having the same problem as Fi....I just pop in for a surprise!
Have a good week! (short one - yipee!)
This is looking gorgeous! The white sashing is such a great fresh contrast with the happy colours of Maypole. A very happy quilt, Happy-in-Quilting!
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