Color Pops Against Neutrals in This Striking Quilt
| January 20, 2020 | Quilt Ideas
It’s Easy Enough for Beginners!
Little squares of color pop against gray, white and black in this striking quilt. It’s an eye-catching combination that gives the impression of being colorful while made primarily from neutrals.
It’s also an easy quilt to put together, even for beginners. Strip-piecing makes it a relatively quick project. Plus, straight-line quilting with the walking foot will work nicely to finish it up.
We just had to play in Photoshop a bit to see what the quilt would look like in darker colors. It’s just as striking and an idea to consider.
Instructions are provided by the designer, Shannon from The Flemings Nine, for quilts in two sizes:
- Lap – 60″ x 72″
- Twin – 72″ x 96″
You’ll find a nice selection of Kona solids to use in this quilt here.
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