Do a puzzle of Diane Harris' quilt, Rainbodacious.

When Diane first began working for Quiltmaker magazine she had been a stay-at-home mom for twenty years, so having a full-time job was a big adjustment for her and she wasn't having any time to sew. This made her unhappy so, in desperation, she cut up some scraps into 1.5" by 2.5" bricks because she had a sense that you could make some kind of windmill block with them. Diane would keep those patches by her machine and in the evening she would mindlessly make those little blocks and this quilt, Rainbodacious, was born.

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See more of Diane's quilts in Learn How to Use Color, Contrast, and Cohesion When Making Scrappy Quilts with Diane Harris.

RainbodaciousbyDianeHarris - 35 Pieces Non-Rotating

RainbodaciousbyDianeHarris - 100 Pieces Non-Rotating

RainbodaciousbyDianeHarris - 300 Pieces Non-Rotating

RainbodaciousbyDianeHarris - 35 Pieces Rotating

RainbodaciousbyDianeHarris - 100 Pieces Rotating

RainbodaciousbyDianeHarris - 300 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo: Lucas Davis