Chrome yellow, double pinks and poison green! Knock my socks off!
I've always loved this pattern. The yellow in the center really makes it zing!
Look at these wonderful madder browns with chrome yellow. This was a really crispy quilt top and poorly constructed. Fun to look at though!
Look at these wonderful madder browns with chrome yellow. This was a really crispy quilt top and poorly constructed. Fun to look at though!
Drooling, Near Philadelphia
ReplyDeleteOh boy my fave. However, I can really see the chrome in the "stiff" quilt going into a different quilt and those wonderful brown stars going into another one, oh those stars set differently would be sooooooo great :-).
ReplyDeleteChrome is good!!
ReplyDeleteGreat post! I love the red one - I like that pattern too :0)
ReplyDeleteoh I have always loved that red one too
ReplyDeletepine burr is it?
but my motto is a little chrome makes every quilt a happy quilt :)
I love the chrome yellows!
Kathie
I really like quilts with that color in them. But, I have never had the courage to use it in a big way in one of my own. Thanks for the inspriation.
ReplyDeleteI cannot to write because my english is bad but I want to say : I love your blog and the old quilts ,I have seen ! Mamifleur de
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What wonderfully graphic quilts and bold use of colour. These quilters knew how to make quilts sing. Love the chrome yellow and the pine burr with red as a background is stunning.
ReplyDeleteLove all three, but especially the nine patch. Humble, but beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove the Feathered Star quilt. And, yes, that yellow gives it a zing!
ReplyDeleteWhoops, I remembered that it is not a feathered star pattern but a Pine Burr. It is also called World Without End but I don't know why.
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