I went thru the bin of solids and found some pieces that were colors I could use.  I still was short on purples and I needed to find some pale colors so I went digging again in the fabric storage room.  I thought for a second I may have to buy some fabric, but then I decided I am not going to do that!  I am going to use what I have!  After pulling solids out of every pile and bin I had, I headed to my hand dyed shelf and  started digging.  I did find some fabric that did not have a big variation of color meaning almost solid.  I found some purples, a pale pink, and some greens.  Here is the pile I have now waiting for me to press and cut.
After I get these cut into strips I will then be matching each strip up with a print.  I saw this quilt in the book "Use Scraps, Sew Blocks, Make 100  Quilts" by Stuart Hillard on Glen's blog Quilts and Dogs.  It is a simple 16 patch block quilt, but I loved all the colors that were used.  So my next adventure will be digging thru my stash for lively prints!  I have a bunch of African Dutch Wax prints and I think some of them will end up in this quilt.   
Wednesday, February 27, 2019
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3 comments:
like my fabric, multiplies like rabbits except what you need
The African Dutch Wax prints will look great with the solids.
I like your plan a lot.
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