One last quilt for this year – 2020.12.31

Here’s a new project I completed this week. It’s for an exhibition of work by our local SAQA group. Our exhibition, A Touch of Orange, will be on display at the White Rock Library for the month of February 2021. All pieces will be either 16″ x 16″ or 16″ x 24″, and all will have at least a ‘touch’ of orange.

I had selected these fabrics some time ago without having a specific design or project in mind. This color palette seemed perfect for this exhibit.

fabric pull

I was in the mood for circles and curves, so I looked through my collection of designs. I selected a variation of the design I created in 2015 for Eclipse. You can see how different colors and a line or two can dramatically change the look of a design.

Eclipse – original design – Touches of Orange

As I often do, I used bias tape to define the curved seams and add contrast. I quilted it with randomly spaced matchstick quilting.

detail of matchstick quilting
Touches of Orange

This is my last post of 2020, but I’ll be back in a couple of days with a review of the year. Have a Happy New Year! I hope 2021 be much better than 2020!

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Edited January 1 to add: I’m linking up with Nina-Marie’s Off the Wall Friday.

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9 Responses to One last quilt for this year – 2020.12.31

  1. Anne de V says:

    Fabulous, Terry. Love the colour combination.

  2. Gwyned says:

    What a captivating series. The colors sing. The off center circles and bold modern prints draw me in.

  3. Lynda Heines says:

    Oh Terry, First seeing the fabric colors did my heart good, and then the finish piece. OMG! Absolutely beautiful. Do you make your own binding? I love that look. Thanks for the inspiration this morning!

    • TerryAske says:

      Thanks so much for your comment!
      I have actually never made my own bias tape. I buy pre-made bias tape whenever I see it on sale. I have accumulated quite an inventory! One of these days, when I need a color I don’t have on hand, I’ll try making my own.

  4. Norma Schlager says:

    I’ve always liked turquoise and orange together and your quilt is fabulous. Love all those curves, complimented by the straight line quilting.

  5. Rebecca Grace says:

    Very pretty. Orange is such an optimistic color, isn’t it? Just what we need after the crap-show of 2020! Your bias tape technique is really effective. Do you make it yourself or use the prepackaged kind?

  6. Isabelle Jenkins says:

    What colour did you use for quilting

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