Friday, April 11, 2014

Assembling The Cancer Resource Center Quilt

Yesterday I worked diligently on the Cancer Resource Center (CRC) quilt. To complete the quilt, I needed to three additional blocks and a border to a section. All done QAYG, of course. Since this is an emotion quilt, I wanted to add some emotional words, but subtle and let the guild members blocks shine.


 At first, I was just going to use the grey 50wt Aurifil, but then I remember I had some orange 28wt Aurifil. I think it really adds to the blocks.

 This little strip was added on to a section that I have joined. I used the same orange Aurifil to quilt the words. I've always just used 50wt, I may have to start experimenting with different weights of Aurifil.

I have the most complicated section joined. Once the all sections are done, I'll join them all together.


This is the back of the section I've joined. I like the back too!
All in all, I think the quilt is coming together nicely.

Since I finished my blocks to complete the quilt and did some FMQ I'm linking up with FMQ Project Friday, TGIFF, Link-A-Finish Friday, Can I Get a Whoop, Whoop and Finish It Up Friday


Color Me Quilty!

Pat 

9 comments:

  1. Wow...this quilt is so moving. And it says it all when it comes to cancer. It will truly be a gift to those being treated at your center... and for those who pass through the halls. Just beautiful.

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  2. Beautiful quilt! I love the way the colors pop against the grey backgound.

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  3. Hello Pat, These blocks are very effective. It is interesting seeing how much can be achieved with just quilting and minimum use of colour. Love, Muv

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  4. What a cool quilt - it's looking lovely so far!

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  5. Wow! A quilt so full of energy. Nice quilting!

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  6. Great work Pat. The quilt will be a joy for someone.

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  7. What a great theme, and I just love the bright, cheery patchwork.

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  8. Yes, it did come together nicely. It's beautiful and I really love the words quilted in yellow!

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