I had a lot of fun getting together with the members of the DC Modern Quilt Guild on Saturday, and I started this little quilt. I raided my neutral scraps and paired them with random square cuts of Field Study by Anna Maria Horner. I used the stitch and flip method I used for this quilt (and made popular by Quilting Modern), and I’m really loving the result so far.
Did you see our DC Modern announcement? The Baltimore Modern Quilt Guild invited us to a trunk show and lecture with Jay McCarroll in November. Woo hoo!
Linked up at Freshly Pieced and QuiltStory.
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Gah, I wish I still lived in the Bmore/DC area. You guys have awesome guilds! Love this idea BTW, great way to use up wonky scraps. I’m doing the spinning stars QAL and will have lots of those.
Hurray for the invitation! I really like your Field Study quilt. Such great fabric. And I’ve got to get my hands on that book. I want to do the stitch and flip so bad!
So agree! Love how those blocks are turning out!
Oooooh, pretty
I really dig these blocks, Katie! And yay for good guild news, too! That sounds like it’s going to be a great event!
What a great way to use your scraps, thanks for sharing. I love the quilt in your header.
love the different colored background squares! i am trying to decide what to do with my stack of Field Study. I love how your squares are looking!!
Wow! That is going to be an awesome quilt! Love the use of neutrals.
Oh that is so cool!
I love these with all of the different background neutrals. Can’t wait to see where this goes…
Don’t you just love Field Study?
oh… fancy!
I love me some mixed neutrals with those colors. 
Cute project! Would love for you to come share at Quiltstory.blogspot on Tuesdays!