The name was inspired by the fabric I thought matched the Pantone Living Coral swatch the best, Tula Pink's Essential Solid in Persimmon.
The other fabrics are Canyon by Kate Spain, Kona Peach, a print from Rhonda Ruth by Elizabeth Hartman, and an Art Gallery print.
When I was taking photos in the back yard, I managed to catch this bee on the hydrangea.
I'm entering Persimmon Persuasion in Just-the-top category of the 2019 Pantone Quilt Challenge.
Quilt Stats
Title: Persimmon Persuasion
Size: 61" x 69"
Category: Just-the-top
Country: USA
See the other Pantone Living Color entries at Bryan House Quilts and No Hats in the House.
lovely top, super colours, and a bee on the blue, that makes a great photo setting.
ReplyDeleteOh what a pretty quilt top Paige. Great photo also, with those beautiful blue hydrangeas.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great picture of the flowers with the bee and the quilt showing in the background!
ReplyDeleteWell that is awfully fun isn't it - a back that becomes a quilt instead. Of course, that meant you needed another back, but I am sure you figured it out.
ReplyDeleteI love your finished quilt! So is this the back of quilt now?
ReplyDeleteGood choice to make it a quilt top! Very nice!
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely quilt Paige.
ReplyDeleteYou were right about this back, it really deserves to be a quilt top, beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYes, this is way too pretty to hide on the back! Smart husband!
ReplyDeleteThis one is great too. I've never done the Pantone challenge...maybe I'll try next time.
ReplyDeleteI like fun quilt backs but in this case I agree with your husband! It deserves to be a top!
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