Well here we are 8 months later and I finally sat down and made some real progress on this. I knew that I wanted to do a similar layout to what Camille did in this blog post with Summersville. I love the clean lines because I wanted to use bold fabrics to give some nice color for my in-laws new living room. I decided that the color scheme of Maya by Anthology Fabrics was perfect, as my MIL loves red and yellow.

I added some coordinating reds, yellows and teals fill in the gaps and give it more depth.

The blocks are about 10" x 10" after using 2.5" strips of fabric.

I kinda thought I'd cut enough fabric to make a big enough quilt, but I ended up with only enough for 14 blocks. I tried to lay it out with 12 and do some cool border with remaining strips, but I think I will have to bite the bullet and press on with more block making.

Since this is a long overdue project, I'm hoping to get the top done ASAP, so be on the look out for more updates to come!
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