This is the Supernova pattern again. When I made this quilt, using the tutorial from Confessions of a Fabric Addict, Jaye said she thought I should make some variations. Here’s one; you never know if I might try more.
This floral fabric is too pretty to be called a stash dog, but it had been hanging around my stash for way too long. Like, I have no idea how long. Many years. I bought this pretty ombre recently to use with it, so until I bound it, this was a two fabric quilt.
Here’s the first layout.
And the second.
And I finally went to the top-to-bottom color wash layout.
I quilted in the ditches from the center out with pink Bottom Line, and used a serpentine stitch in between in pink Sulky. I used all light pink Bottom Line on the back and I can’t believe how well it blended with all the colors. I guess it’s a thing that light pink does that, but I didn’t know.
I’m very happy with the way this turned out, and with my binding fabric.
Yuri’s happy, too. We hope you have some good finishes this week.
We’re linking up with Whoop Whoop Friday at Confessions of a Fabric Addict.
Once I finally got all my ducks in a row, this baby quilt (36″ x 40″) was easy and quick to assemble and finish.
This is made from 90 4.5″ half square triangles units I had left over from a twin-sized flying geese quilt I made last year. I didn’t know what I wanted to do with them until I saw 
I didn’t occur to me till I looked back at these posts and 
I have some finishes this week. I made this tote bag for me! Mostly I made it so that I could incorporate parts of a favorite old sweatshirt I was discarding. (My Canadian friends will understand about Roots!)
Also, I was tired of my water bottle falling over and leaking in whatever random tote bag I grabbed for the gym. I added loops of some wide elastic belting I had.
Also, sloths.
Yesterday I made this tiny zipper pouch for my friend’s birthday.
And today I finished up this baby quilt made from scraps from a recent project.
I quilted it all with the walking foot.
