Today is the Endeavourers’ fourth quarterly reveal day and I’m very grateful to all my fellow members for their endless inspiration, encouragement and enthusiasm. I love the way this group prompts us to embark on new journeys with fabric that we should never otherwise have contemplated :)
This quarter’s theme was ‘Improv’ and I resolved to make something just improv – no stories, no pictures…
If you are a regular follower of my blog, you may have noticed I don’t really do abstract…
So this was certainly a very tricky theme for me and you can read more about my challenges this quarter and the process of making this quilt here.
Please visit The Endeavourers blog to see the improv quilts my fellow group members have made. I’m sure it’s going to be a wonderful and varied collection and I can’t wait to see them all myself.
Happy Sewing!
Janine @ Rainbow Hare
I’m linking this post with Leanne at Devoted Quilter for TGIFF and CRAZY MOM QUILTS for Finish it up Friday
RAINBOW HARE 
Kay
I love the background fabric with those pops of colour. Nobody could tell it is out of your comfort zone
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Celtic Thistle Stitches
This is so clean and fresh Janine, those pops of colour really work!
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Kim Sharman
Let me say you do abstract so wonderfully, Janine. Love the burst of happy colours on that pretty grey and white background. A great improv design.
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Maureen
Janine, there is just something so pleasing to me about your quilt. The color? The sorta circle? Clean and fresh like Fiona says. The little squared remind me of the color registration marks on a fabric selvedge. They always fascinate me -just like your quilt! :) m & jb
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soma @ whimsandfancies.com
It may not be your usual, but the mini looks fabulous! Even though I can’t tell what it is, it does stir a thought in the back of my head :)
-Soma
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Sigrid Swinnen
Lovely combination of colour and fabric! I’m not an abstract-lover either, but I like your style!
Have a wonderful Sunday,
Sigrid
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Leanne Parsons
Beautifully done! I love how your quilting enhances the improv spiral and the strip of squares is the perfect accent piece. Thanks for linking to TGIFF this week :)
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Catherine
I agree with Maureen – I love those little ‘swatches’ down the side. They finish off the composition perfectly:-)
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