Few weeks ago, I had just completed a project for publication. And I had yet to begin my Funky Friends Toy. This in-between-projects time when I was particularly vulnerable, I came across the Pantone Quilt Challenge Announcement and I fell for it. HARD.
Paul: How hard?
Me: So hard that I have an entry in EVERY category.
Me: So hard that I have an entry in EVERY category.
One thing was certain. I was NOT going to buy any fabric for the challenge. I would only use my stash. It turns out I had plenty of peachy goodness, in the entire spectrum of values, in yardage, precuts and scraps.
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| Lights |
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| Mediums |
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| Darks |
I got to work or I started to play :-D
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| Peachy all the way |
I cut squares and rectangles and made blocks. I arranged and rearranged.
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| Ready to sew |
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| On the design wall |
I took a walk and saw peachy goodness everywhere.
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| On my walk |
I checked my email and saw peachy yumminess.
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| Passionfruit Tea |
I went shopping and was surrounded by peachy vibes.
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| Fashion forward kidswear |
I woke up peachy. I ate peachy. I slept peachy and even dreamt in peachy hues.
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| My Salmon is Peachy :-D |
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| Peachful Dreams |
As I came close to completing the top, I thought about a suitable name. I should call it "A Peachful Demonstration", I reasoned. It had so many peachy fabrics.
But once I took the pictures, I decided against it.
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| Finished Flimsy |
I am going with "Blush". What do you think?
Finally, my favorite picture!
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| She is peachy, alright!!! |
Blush measures 60" square.
I am entering Blush in the "Just the Top" category.
Make sure you check out all the entries at the Pantone Quilt Challenge 2024 Linky Party hosted by Sarah Ruiz Quilts.
