I have another rainbow quilt top assembled, probably my last one for 2021. This is Homespun!
Out of my many projects for the Rainbow Scrap Challenge this year, this was one of my favorites. Instead of making the blocks all year long, I started this quilt at the end of March after discovering a quilt-along for the pattern. I made two sets of blocks for each assigned RSC color, one lighter and one darker. The blocks were easy to make, consisting of mostly squares and rectangles. I loved being able to include so many scrap fabrics in each block.
My other favorite thing about this quilt is the background fabric. I love the whimsical scattering of color and pattern in this Tula Pink print (Fairy Dust; the color is "Cotton Candy.")
Completing this quilt top was my One Monthly Goal (OMG) for December, and I am thrilled to have it together! This is the fourth rainbow top I have assembled from the blocks that were made as part of the Rainbow Scrap Challenge in 2021.
Linking up with:
Needle & Thread Thursday at My Quilt Infatuation
Finished or Not Friday at Alycia Quilts
Can I Get a Whoop Whoop at Confessions of a Fabric Addict
One Monthly Goal at Elm Creek Quilts
Julie in GA
I love that pattern and it was a perfect choice for a RSC project, especially with that Tula background! Congrats on meeting your OMG.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty RSC quilt, Julie, using SEW many beautiful fabric scraps!!
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful RSC project. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your RSC finish! I love the happy fabrics and the block pattern you selected. What a beautiful quilt! Happy New Year 2022 and Happy Stitching!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the pattern with your lovely bright colors and fabulous background fabric. Great job! Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteWhoa!!! that one is awesome!!! the blocks are really cool and all the pretty colors!!! Congrats on an awesome finish!
ReplyDeleteYou make the best rainbow quilts! That background fabric would be perfect for any RSC project. Love it.
ReplyDeleteThat is a perfect pattern for your RSC quilt. That background fabric really ties it all together.
ReplyDelete*Clap! Clap!* What a beautiful finish. I loved watching this one grow during 2021. The Tula background fabric was PERFECT!
ReplyDeleteNice finish. I, too, like the background fabric. Great job.
ReplyDeleteHomespun is beautiful - I love those blocks! I've enjoyed seeing you make them in each color of the month all year. Happy New Year, Julie!
ReplyDeleteWow - this is a beauty! Excellent finish.
ReplyDeleteThis turned out so beautiful! I love the background and all the fun fabrics in each block. Great job.
ReplyDeleteLOVE! That Fairy Dust background is perfect! I have a layer cake of it I got on the MSQC Daily Deal a while ago & I'm still trying to figure out the perfect pattern to use it with so it looks as good as yours!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect pattern for RSC. The dark and light blocks of each color add even more variety and the background fabric is so pretty! Congratulations on another fabulous finish.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a happy, cheerful quilt. I like the random placement of the colors and I love all of Tula's Fairy Dust colors. Any of them would make a great background. Happy New Year.
ReplyDeletePat
Beautiful quilt, and I love how you set the blocks!
ReplyDeleteFun quilt top. Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and Happy New Year.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty RSC finish, Julie! I love that Tula background fabric. Happy New Year and Happy Quilting!
ReplyDeleteGreat finish Julie. I really like how you staggered the blocks. I have this block on my "someday" list. I really like it too. Thanks for sharing with Oh Scrap!
ReplyDeleteStill love this pattern! A strong possibility for 2022.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty! I loved watching those blocks come into being each month!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous finish. Love it!!!
ReplyDeleteYou did a beautiful job on Homespun! I love it in the rainbow of colors, and such a good idea to make it scrappy. Mine is still waiting with most of the pieces cut - someday I'll finish!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a pretty quilt Julie - I love the background fabric you chose for it!
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