My Kona fabric finally arrived in the mail, so I’ve been working on my guild challenge. Here’s the Kona Modern print that I received, plus the solids I ordered. 
I started with a wonky center square and just added to it without a real plan for the finished quilt. Once it was about 25″ square, I looked at a couple of options on my design wall.
The on-point arrangement just didn’t work for me, so I’m going with the second design. I love using an improv, wonky process, because it goes together so quickly – no precise measuring required!
I haven’t done much on the tree quilt, and it will probably be a couple of weeks before I have anything to show, as I’m off to Houston on Friday for the International Quilt Market and Festival.
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Lovely …..I especially love the color in thid.
Your improv looks absolutely amazing! Have fun in Houston!
I love the way it turned out.
I love these colours. Would love to see how this progresses!
Have fun in Houston!!
looking good Terri! have fun in Houston – can’t wait to hear all about it!
Nice block, I agree with your choice of the second setting. Houston sounds fun, I hope you post about your trip.
I love solids. Looks like you had fun with your fabrics.
Love the striped fabric…wonky on purpose, and such great colours! And I rather agree that to put that block on point would have been (as my late mom would have said) “too much of a muchness”. 🙂
I am planning to post about my trip to Houston (assuming the technology gods are smiling on me).
I am very impressed with your wonky top. The colours are yummy, and it is just wonky in two dimensions, not three like when I try that…..
What freedom with this project. Have fun in Houston and send us lots of pictures on fb.
It’s looking great; can’t wait to see it at the meeting. Enjoy Houston.