Since this photo was taken I have added another row of squares to the length of the quilt to better balance the proportions of the quilt size. I have also pieced a quilt back with some super cute Sherbet Pips fabric ... and basted.
And so today is a quilting day:
I like to think that I am on the home stretch with all horizontal lines now completed even though they are the shorter quilting rows. Once the majority of the basting pins are removed it does seem to speed things up.
A limited number of Aunty Cookie screen printed fabric bundles ~ as used in this quilt ~ are now listed in Shannon's
Hoping your Thursday is a happy one!
Rita
Very lovely
ReplyDeleteIt's going to be a beautiful quilt. I love the colours and patterns you used (the Australian fabrics are especially great) and I like the idea of putting a row of smaller squares in the quilt.
ReplyDeleteI had to go and buy some straight away - your quilt is magic!
ReplyDeleteI love how quickly you work while maintaining precision!! I want to quilt like you!
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ReplyDeleteI've been following your blog for a while now and your quilts are beautiful. I wanted to ask you where do you get your inspiration for patterns? Do you work to a specific shape theme or work with the patterns in the fabric or or or :) any thoughts your happy to share would be great.
I love that Aunty Cookie fabric, can't wait to see your quilt completed!
ReplyDeleteYour fabrics and colors are perfect! This will be a great quilt!
ReplyDeleteI really like the colors in this one. Even though they are not too bright, they are still lively and fun. Now I must go look at that Auntie Cookie fabric!
ReplyDeleteNice calming colors. Do you have a picture of the back?
ReplyDeleteYou always mix the most interesting prints and colors that I would never attempt -- and they look gorgeous every time.
ReplyDelete- Colleen @ Made By Colleen
I have just had a long relaxing read of your blog. Really enjoyable. Love your quilts and dedication to the process. Fantastic!
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