I headed down to the studio to work on the 5 yard quilt and got the blocks all sewn together. Now that it's together the colors go a lot better than I thought they would. Since it was a kit, I didn't have much choice of the colors.
I talked to my dad for about an hour tonight while I was sewing the borders on. Sounds like they still have lots of snow, but now the flooding has begun. I started putting on the borders when I realized I was about 1 strip too short. I ended up doing straight pieced borders which worked out. I'm hoping to get it on the frame and get it quilted tonight. I'd like to have the binding on it too, so I can take it to do the handsewing on tomorrow night at our Girls Night Out event.
The border really ties the whole quilt together, so I'm really liking how it's turned out. It was almost 10:30 when I finished up last night, which is fairly late for me to stay up quilting during the week, but I'm so glad I accomplished my goals.
5 comments:
I'm loving that quilt. The colors and the pattern are wonderful and I know it won't be long and you'll have it finished.
That's a great one! I love how muted all the fabrics are. Survior was a shocker to me! I didn't expect Russell to do what he did, but he dodged the bullet!
I love it....it is very peaceful looking with all the earthtones.....
I'm loving the blending of colors on this one. Like they're all blending into one. Who's this one for, Moneik?
That's a really neat pattern- you could really feature some neat fabrics in that center square. I'm going to have to keep this one in mind... Looks great!
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