Saturday, May 31, 2014

Gatsby Quilt is Finished!


This string quilt is loaded with floral fabrics arranged in rows and divided by narrow strips with the black background. That narrow strip sort of comes into view, then hides. There are also lots of surprise images: teacups, jellybeans, etc. This formal garden/party treats theme led to the name "Gatsby." 
You can see more about this quilt here. I may make a pattern for newbies. It's easy; no seams to match.


It measures 67" x 84." It was machine quilted by Linda Aquavia of New Hartford, CT.



12 comments:

Messy Karen said...

this is an amazing way to sew up scraps. love.

Janet said...

It is a beauty!!

June Calender said...

What fun those hidden objects are -- and it's all super easy. Delighful.

FlourishingPalms said...

You sure know how to whip out designs for scrappy quilts! And you have a LOT of scraps! Or do you cut up yardage to get so many? You're very talented, Karen.

janequiltsslowly said...

Sweet, happy quilt!

Jane Biles said...

Karen, I like so many of your quilts, but this one is my favorite! You have such an interesting way of putting together fabics that is just FUN! I also liked your latest wedding quilt. Keep sharing your quilts!

Terri said...

That's a fun quilt...easy to make and full of fun things to find. Thanks for sharing.
Hugs

Linda said...

That's a knockout!

Anonymous said...

This is so great - I love how you used the black print which gives so much dimension while it peeks in and out! Love it!

Dinah said...

Beautiful quilt! An "I Spy" for adults! :)

JoAnne in southern California said...

This quilt is so pretty, Karen! Your talent never ceases to amaze me! Thank you for sharing it all with us!

JoAnne in southern California said...

This quilt is so pretty, Karen! Your talent never ceases to amaze me! Thank you for sharing it all with us!