I made it to Arkansas!
Arkansas Crossroads has been in my sights for the last couple of weeks and now it has moved over into the finished column. Yay!
It's a pretty little quilt, but I am genuinely surprised at how light in colour it is. Not that I mind, but I thought that the grey corners in those Xs would make it much darker. Definitely what I would call a 'summer' quilt.
Such a dreamy palette; it's filled with a number of calicos that I am trying to use up, particularly the peach floral, which I think might be a VIP print. That's going waaaaay back. I think only one piece was completely used up but at this point I couldn't tell you which one.
The secondary pattern made with the grey corners is very effective but after sewing three or four quilts this winter/spring with stitch-and-flip corners it's time for a break from them.
The brighter hits of turquoise and mauve give it a great little bit of interest throughout.
I thought that I had a photo of the entire flimsy but apparently not - I'll try to remember to take one for you.
This is another one for Quilts for Survivors; it will be interesting to see how they quilt it....M
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