Quattro Colour - Part 2

Quatro Colour Quilt

the Bonnie and Camille Version

It has been a little while since I have shared the progress of my Quatro Colour Quilt.

The blocks are a quick make.

But adding those cross blocks slows things down a little.

My pink colour graduation for the cross blocks is really starting to show now.

And this is where I have stalled .........  adding the next round of cross blocks.

I will slowly plod away at adding the next round and share again when there is more progress to see.

I may also be a little distracted by a second version ..... whoops!

More on that one soon.

Happy Stitching,

Sharon xx

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Quatro Colouring It!

Quatro Colouring

It feels like it has been so long since I have dived head first into my Bonnie and Camille scraps but this is what I have been doing recently.  Sometimes it is just a matter of finding the right project.

Sue Daley released a new pattern around Quilt Market time and I had the pleasure of seeing it in person and loved it. Initially I wanted to play in the same fabrics as Sue's but after finishing my "Southern Aurora Quilt" in those same fabrics I decided a change was needed and that Bonnie and Camille it would be :)

I started by "toe dipping" with this block. 

As it turns out, it was enough to make the commitment.

Some blocks will be fussy cut but that will depend on the scraps within my baskets.

Yes, my Bonnie and Camille scraps have their own baskets :)

I have started with red in the centre of my version and I will be graduating the colours as I work out and even throwing in a colour change.

I am using Riley Blake Solids in:-

Pepper

Raspberry

Sugar Pink

Penny

Aqua L

Bleached Denim

I am looking forward to the journey that this project will be taking me on.

I am also looking forward to my return to blogging :)

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I would love to hear what you think of it.

"My day is not complete until my fabric and thread meet."

Sharon xx

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