So do you think 42 different greens is too many? Maybe. Okay, probably. Most are fat quarters, very few are scraps, the rest are a yard or less. I spent most of last night ironing them.
When I first started quilting I loved loved loved landscape quilts. I took one of Gai Perry's impressionist landscape classes and really liked the results. So then I went out and bought a ton of "landscape" fabrics. All the greens on the table are foliage of some sort. I won't mention all the small florals I also bought.
I have not made another one since.
When I first started quilting I loved loved loved landscape quilts. I took one of Gai Perry's impressionist landscape classes and really liked the results. So then I went out and bought a ton of "landscape" fabrics. All the greens on the table are foliage of some sort. I won't mention all the small florals I also bought. 
I have not made another one since.
You are asking the wrong person here...the one who LOVES green, so of course I do not think that is too many greens!!! LOL
ReplyDeleteMore the merrier!
ReplyDeleteLOL I think I did the same thing :-) I'm still planning for one with sunflowers!
ReplyDeleteJoy - too funny...BECAUSE....
ReplyDeleteI have depleted my greens horribly!!! I'm trying now to slowly but surely replenish them - but boy, it's not cheap!! It's a VERY slow process.
That is so pretty and thank you for letting me use it for many years. are you going to hang it? I too, like all the greens.....are you going to make a green quilt?
ReplyDeleteYou will have to make something very green.. they look amazing...
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