More blocks made it into a quilt top

I have been making blocks, blocks,blocks lately but I am glad to say that some of those blocks made it into a quilt top last week! My Stems and Stones quilt top is finished and at the time of writing this post, it is even already on the frame being quilted!

The quilt top went together quite quickly, starting from the snowball blocks I made last month

and then the connectors sections
I had to lay it all out on the floor to create the top as it was the easiest way to ensure the correct pieces were in the right place
From that point, I added all the background pieces and started assembling by rows so as not to lose the plot! 
And after 2 or 3 evenings, I had a quilt top (and 36 puzzle blocks to add to my 350-blocks project!)
And now it is on the frame for the quilting. 

I love how this has turned out. It is a beautiful pattern and while I was cutting the fabric, I was wondering if it would be too scrapy/random but it works well with the white background I think. And I am pleased that all fabric came from my stash!
Linking to Building Blocks Tuesday, Needle and Thread Thursdays.
Celine

Comments

  1. Sheri11 June 2016 at 00:30

    Wow it is gorgeous! Great job! I've been wanting to make a Morraccan tile quilt and I love how your random stash fabrics look so nice with a uniform white background color.

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  2. Sheri11 June 2016 at 00:30

    Wow it is gorgeous! Great job! I've been wanting to make a Morraccan tile quilt and I love how your random stash fabrics look so nice with a uniform white background color.

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  3. Kate @ Smiles From Kate18 June 2016 at 10:01

    It is a very complicated pattern and you have made a wonderful job of putting it together, it's a lovely colour balance. The way you laid it out helped me to appreciate all the different components. Excellent.
    Just linking up via Building Blocks Tuesday and Needle and Thread Thursday.
    Smiles from
    Kate

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  4. Linda @ kokaquilts30 July 2016 at 07:58

    A wonderful finish! I love it! And I agree, it's so great it all came from your stash!

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