This is one of the Upcycled Greens series of quilt tops that I’ve made in the last couple of years - and I finished it! This is actually number 19 in the series.

I have been trying to get back into doing things that I need to do - and one of those things is to finish all my Upcycled Greens series of tops - along with others.

Usually I write up the patterns as I finish them and upload it all to the website under our free patterns page. However, this is a free pattern put out by Robert Kafuman. So, obviously I am not writing it up. It’s already available!

Here is the finished top.

When I made the top, I focused on finding softer florals in my greens box. As a result, there is a variety of designs here. They are hard to incorporate into a single quilt. When I went to look for a pattern, I needed something like this one - colors that work together with a sashing strip that pulls it all together.

The fabrics here, up close, as you can see, are a variety of floral prints plus a couple of other miscellaneous designs.

Hey - you do what you have to do! My goal here was to try to use up a lot of those misc. greens- though, as you can see, apparently my “green” category sort of meant “if it has green in it”.

I did use second-hand fabrics on the back as well. The duvet I had wasn’t big enough so I had to add a white strip to make it larger. But it worked just fine.

I was struggling with the wind a bit - it’s been a little bit damp and rainy in the last few days and I really wanted to get this one photographed! It’s only about 2 pm but as dark as others have between 5 and 6 pm.

From the top looking up towards the sky.

From the side. I do like how the pure white sashing does work in spite of it not being dark. I was going for the “pretty” look with this one and I think it happened. Obviously if you had nicely coordinated fabrics - it could even be more beautiful!

The quilt roll - as you know, I like to share these.

This was the quilt design - bubbles - double bubbles and loops.

This is the Upcycled Greens series so far. As I finish the tops and write the patterns, the pictures get adjusted into the finished quilt photos.

Thanks again for coming along with me on this journey!

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