Bitcoin quilt, another Quilt for Survivors and inspiration (QW)

Back in May/2023 I finished making a quilt with Bonnie Hunter's pattern called Bitcoin.  It's not for the faint of heart with all those tiny pieces, but it used up all of the miscellaneous lengths of strips in my 1 1/2" pre-cut strips drawer.  And as they were small pieces, you could get away with using stuff that just doesn't seem to go with anything in a quilt.  This is a quilt for anything but the kitchen sink....lol.

It does take a while to make, but I have a whole stack of "didn't know what to do with" trips used up!!  Up close and personal, this quilt is a bit more bright than in the picture above.  Still on the pastel side, but more vibrant.  I used everything and anything in here, but you could also choose to make it more coordinated and cohesive with a controlled colourway. 

I also quilted this quilt for Quilts for Survivors.  I don't have any details on the pattern, as I only did the quilting.  It doesn't look too difficult to figure out and you can use the sizes that would fit best for your own stash.

Lastly, I wanted to share this quilt image.  I can't tell you where this one comes from.  I believe it was on Pinterest, so if anyone knows the designer and/or pattern name please let me know.  

This is a simple design using one quarter of a log cabin block, which is rotated up and down, with blocks laid on a diagonal.  It's cute how the corner squares bop up and down along the horizontal rows.  This maker did the same corner colour, the same white background for the middle two strips and then a shade of pink for the last two strips of the block.  But you can choose whatever colours you prefer.

This is a nice simple block that goes together quickly but looks more complicated when it is laid out and assembled.  I have this marked in the title, as (QW) = Quilt Want-to-be, for something that I want to make in the future.  The (QW) is what I use for my search engine, when I want to go back to see what I may want to make, when I am ready to start something new.

Take care everyone.