I enjoy working with bias strips so much. The slim curves they make just suit my minimalist style to a "T". For this pillow, my color choices were inspired by summer sunrises and Jacquie's lovely low volume quilt. I quilted it in wavy echoes of the bias strips.
(I'm sorry this picture is not very good. My camera is not working and I had to borrow my daughter's.)
This pillow recently made its way to a new friend. She has been incredibly supportive and encouraging to me and is just one of the nicest and most generous people I know.

I love it, it meets my taste perfectly too!
ReplyDeletethis is lovely. i love what you do with bias strips. and the quilting is great!
ReplyDeleteLove this pillow. I've been intrigued by bias strips and have been wanting to try them.
ReplyDeletethis is beautiful!! is the background separate pieces or are the bias strips stitched onto a single piece?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pillow, beautiful design! So good to finally meet you at quilt market. jill and Marny
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pillow! The quilting really suits it beautifully.
ReplyDeleteI love it - thanks for giving me a whole new direction to think about!
ReplyDeleteYour pillow is beautiful. Those curves and colors makes it look so peaceful. When you work with bias tape, do you always make your own?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteAre the strips appliqued on or pieced in?
The strips are appliqued.
Deletevery neat project. I too have the same question as sewfrench.com
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