This is Prismatic - a 20 x 24 inch wall hanging.
I also sewed along with Kelly with the release of her first book Stash Statement back in 2018. I am not a fan of improv quilting, but Kelly shares great tips on how to get started. You start by creating a slab of fabric pieces.
And then you cut your pieces from the slab and use those to put together your quilt top. I used Kona scraps for my three slabs.
I had a rough quilting plan when I sat down at my machine. But....then I decided to go off script. It sounded like a good idea at the time, but it ended up not being such a good idea. I started by echoing the coloured sections. I was "supposed" to continue with the echoing, but I found it challenging with all the twisting and turning of the quilt through the machine. So I thought I'd try a technique from Melissa Marginet's Walking Foot Quilting Designs book for the columns. It did not turn out as I pictured it in my head.
Nancy @ Grace and Peace Quilting is also sharing a pattern from Scrappy Improv Quilting today. Make sure to stop by to see her finish and to say hello.
Over the coming weeks, make sure to stop by My Quilt Infatuation to see all the projects from Scrappy Improv Quilting. There are a lot of great projects...not sure which one I'll make next.
Scrappy Improv Quilting Blog Tour Schedule-
10/4- Heartstruck- Rebecca Grace @ Rebecca Grace Quilting
Star Spangled- Christine @ Triangles & Squares
Star Spangled- Christine @ Triangles & Squares
10/11- Ornamental- Gail @ Quilting Gail
Churn, Churn, Churn- Cynthia @ Quilting Is More Fun Than Housework
Churn, Churn, Churn- Cynthia @ Quilting Is More Fun Than Housework
10/18- All Dressed Up- Linda @ Flourishing Palms
Shockwave- Anne-Marie @ Stories From the Sewing Room
Shockwave- Anne-Marie @ Stories From the Sewing Room
10/20- Sweet Bee (a bonus thank-you pattern), Finishing, and Wrap-Up (here!)