I cannot begin to tell you how surprised and flattered I was by the outpouring of kind words I received about my first geometric triangle quilt, a quilt for harry. As a result, I was inspired to create a similar look with tones of blue.
I have named this quilt partly cloudy because of the weather my little corner of Michigan was enduring whilst I pieced, quilted and bound this little guy. Thankfully, it has been nothing but big sunny skies for the past week.
I'd like to thank the quilting community as well as those quilt admirers (Pinterest) who have been so kind. It's lovely to be inspired to create beautiful things and share them here.
This quilt is my entry for the 2012 Bloggers Quilt Festival, which will no doubt, bring endless hours of quilty inspiration.
Thank you so much for stopping in!
~xo erica
I love it! And the colored quilting made a great quilt even better! Good luck in the festival!
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful piece of art. I love your triangles. And I love Harry and his younger, cloudy brother.
ReplyDeleteGreets,
Katja
love it! the colours are just wonderful.
ReplyDeletegah erica! it's amazing, just beautiful, and I love how much thought you put into each project. beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh this is so awesome! I liked Harry's quilt, but love this one just as much!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is so pretty and serene. I LOVE it! : ) Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteMan I love quilts made of solids. There is something soothing about just using colors. Pretty quilt:)
ReplyDeleteLove it, great colors!
ReplyDeleteMichigan can certainly get cloudy! Lucky for us this weekend should be beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe quilt is stunning - I just love the colors and the design. Very well done!
Just my kind of quilt! And it's partly cloudy here in Vancouver, BC, Canada today.
ReplyDeleteit's AWESOME!!! i LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Love the colors!
ReplyDeleteI love this one!!
ReplyDeleteYour eye for color is astounding. Beautiful piece!
ReplyDeleteLove it and love your quilt for Harry, I've had it pinned for ages and used it in a few inspiration mosaics, truly gorgeous
ReplyDeleteWhat a great use of solids! I love the color detail on the quilting. You have definately inspired me, thank you! Smiles~Beth
ReplyDeleteWonderful, Erica. I love the blue quilting showing on the back, too. Pinned :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous and modern. Love it.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous gorgeous!!!!! 'Nuf said!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!
ReplyDeleteSeriously. You are killing me! This is stunning. I've had your other quilt on my 'to make' list for quite some time. Now I need to add this one.
ReplyDeleteYou wouldn't be willing to share your fabrics would you? Pretty please!
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt - it's so beautiful! The colours are fabulous & the name is perfect. I think this is even lovelier than Harry's quilt, well done.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! I love the colours and the name. Fabulous photos too!
ReplyDeleteLove the HST solids. Beautiful! I'm working on one at the moment in 5" squares in greens and browns.
ReplyDeleteThis quilt has me mesmorized! Love it A LOT.
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ReplyDeleteLove the palette! It's a beautiful quilt.
ReplyDeletereally pretty!
ReplyDeletemargaret gunn
www.quiltsoflove.blogspot.com
What colors of gray did you use? I see two different grays. I'd love to make a similar one with the colors of the Golden Gate Bridge (orange and red) for my husband on our "cotton" anniversary :) The grays are a perfect reflection of the gray San Francisco skies. Thanks - your quilts are so perfect!
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful! So chic (can you use that word for a quilt?) and modern.
ReplyDeleteOooooh. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt. The colours are gorgeous. Great combination of solids.
ReplyDeleteWith a simple design you have achieved an amazing level of depth. Very talented.
ReplyDeleteI love the simplicity of it. It just works so well.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great name for such a beauty! The color choices and the quilting, the piecing, all fantastic.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful and the colors are so calming.
ReplyDeleteSuch a clean, crisp and yet cloudy feel! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteawesome, completely awesome. the colors are perfect (and the color of everything in my wardrobe)!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great quilt! And it looks fabulous next to the grain bin!
ReplyDeleteBoth quilts are wonderful! I love the colorways of both quilts. Great job!
ReplyDeletestikeing colors love the magnetic clips on the grain bin!!
ReplyDeleteAnn
The colours int his quilt are awesome! great work with all those triangles!
ReplyDeleteLovely mix of colours! And the name is perfect.
ReplyDeleteLove it! So sophisticated and pretty! And I like the first one you made, just as much...
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Hi Erica, thanks for stopping by my blog and for your comment. Your quilt entry is gorgeous. Love the geometrics and the colours are so calming.
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely! I love the solids you chose.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors!
ReplyDeleteEverything about this quilt is perfect, including (and especially) its name.
ReplyDeleteLove the quilting!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty! I adore blues and greys together! :)
ReplyDeletelove the name you picked for the quilt:) theres somethin special bout solids mixed up like that.
ReplyDeletelove your quilt--wonderful colors and great design. fun name! thanks for sharing and have a great day.
ReplyDeleteLove it! So simple and so graphic!
ReplyDeletep.s. I'm in Michigan too...
HI Erica! Your quilts are great and you totally inspired me to make something similar for my coming-any-day-now baby and his also-due-soon friends :)
ReplyDeleteHere's a link to what I made. I gave you credit and linked to your gorgeous shop. http://cubitsorganics.com/2012/08/3-little-organic-quilts-in-teal-and-grey/
Thanks very much for the inspiration.
I want to make a quilt similar to this. Do you share any pattern details by chance? I would love some specifics. Thanks!
ReplyDeletebeautiful depth of color.
ReplyDeleteLooks Amazing!! Well done, I would love to make this myself. Would you mind sharing the pattern? Thanks
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