Corrupting Polly - was Good Deal on Fabric

Can you remember how grown-up and excited you were when you received your first box of Crayons with 64 colors including teal and fuchsia? That's how happy I am with these fabrics. What they call fuchsia is the deep nearly black rose wafting into lighter brighter tones. That one would keep someone in to appliquéing roses delighted forever. Not much call for American Beauty Rose appliqué in newborn quilts but something will come to me. Polly

I looked these up to see what they were and on Stitch N'Frames' site there is an unusual pattern using Color Connectors (or similar!).

I made it Tiny as it was so long:

Sally at the Seaside~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~uk

Polly Esther wrote:

What a great quilt! It is a stash buster!

Thanks for sharing it.

That quilt might be fun to make but I'm not sure I'd like to have it in the house; kind of looks like it's alive. And noisy! Polly

Howdy!

Oh, yeah, that's gorgeous. YUM! Good inspiration (don't need a pattern).

Cheers!

R/Sandy

Rita,

I remember when the Color Connector fabrics first came out - same time as Jane Sassaman's first fabric line.

The Lime Green was the most gorgeous fabric I'd ever seen.

I guess I got a little carried away.....

-Michele in NYC

snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com wrote: > The Lime Green was the most gorgeous fabric I'd ever seen.

Lizzy

Howdy!

Wow! That wakes me up! And look at the back of it, too! Thanks, Michele, for the show & tell. ;->

R/Sandy

Wow! That is PRETTY!

Rita

Definitely eye-popping!

Julia > Rita,

Wow! Where is your 'sunglasses' warning? I like the appliqué on both front AND back. PAT