It all started with this fashion Vogue fabric by Alexander Henry. I chose the pattern with her approval 
and she chose the pinks for the "spiral". I took a class to make this quilt and it's actually very easy. Varying the shades and placement of the pinks against the black and white background makes the "spiral" really pop. The back of the quilt is HOT PINK flannel. The color combination was inspired by a pair of converse tennis shoes.I probably will not use pink as my third color.
~Piecefully, Stephanie
That quilt is a piece is art. It is stunning!
ReplyDeleteamazing. excellent use of black and white!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great quilt. I love the use of the various pink fabrics.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteFabulous - what is the name of the pattern?
ReplyDeleteI've been thinking that pink, may be my third color . . . your quilt is beautiful! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration Stephanie. At the moment outside is a bit black and white with trees silhouetted against a sullen sky. I think it could do with some of your hot pink out there. :-)
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen a pattern like this before. Does it have a name? I am amazed at the folklore that goes with the name of some of these patches.
Love your B&W & pink quilt-does the pattern have a name?
ReplyDeleteRoslyn
Stephanie, I absolutely love this quilt! Hot pink, like Jane, is one of my favorites. It is a terrific pattern. I bet your daughter really loves it!!
ReplyDeleteAWESOME! I love it. My husband thinks all quilts should be backed with flannel, LoL@
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