
It is so ridiculously girly and pretty and fun. So, totally not me. You know what, though? I love it! I never would have put pink with it, or flowers. This is gorgeous and I'm glad I trusted others to do something fun. This entire round robin has been a great experiment in letting go and experimenting. Compassion too, as you have to think about what the recipient might want out of the quilt.

It's up to me now to add another border or two then finish it up for our June meeting. I'm thinking of another round consisting of smaller chopsticks blocks like the center. Maybe.
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The series on quilting with kidlets underfoot will run every Monday in March. I'll be back next week with the first post on managing your space.
7 comments:
I'm definitely NOT a "girly girl" (brown is my favorite color) but I love this block! It made me smile when I looked at it. I'm thinking my next baby girl quilt may be black, white and pink. What a sweet combo!
It has just the right amount of pink.
Love it! I've got plans to make one out of black, white & lime green! Too cute! Jenn
you know, i wouldn't have thought to put pink with black and white. but it really, really works! how fun to be a part of a round robin.
I just finished a black, white and red for myself but I think the next one will be with pink. It looks very pretty and soft.
Nice job! Love this! I bought black and whites and pinks last summer! I love the combo. Your block is inspiring to get moving on them!
Awww! This quilt is so pretty. I love your choice of fabrics. The pink little flowers are so cute! Keep up the good work! :)
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