Hopefully this picture will not show up in another post on my blog in the very near future. I was trying to send the picture to my blog via my cell phone (which I used to take the picture in the first place) It didn't show up, and due to a lack of patience and impending bed time I ended up sending it to my e-mail account so I could download it and add it to this post. As usual a lot of work, but that's what I get for forgetting my camera that has a handy memory card that easily plugs into the port on my computer so I can add pictures in seconds! Oh well. The perils of technology and all. Sooooo if you happen to get this picture twice, we will all know why.
I enjoyed making this quilt very much, it was a challenge to decide how to border the pretty panel to enhance it without overwhelming it, and I think I did a nice job of it! I love the blue and red together, and quilting it was a joy (at least after I got over my fear of messing it up and actually got started). I quilted a loopy flower in the large squares of the border, and a spiral in the smaller blue squares. The red triangles I left unquilted so they would stand out more. The panel was really fun! I outlined the vase and flowers, then quilted loop the loops all over the rest. The vase got free form hearts radiating out from the center and I was so happy with how it looked. All in all, I give myself an A on this one!
I am feeling rather tired out, so I'm calling it a night after I link this to Kym's Blog.
Sweet Quilting Dreams!
Pamela
4 comments:
What a great quilt! The colors are wonderful, and I love the border. When I click on the picture to enlarge it, the quilting shows up well too. I agree, it deserves an A+.
I am very impressed that you have a pattern made up for it too. That is something I want to try in the near future.
oooh I really like the border!
Great quilt! And the border is perfect for it! Good job definitely and A+!
What a gorgeous and fun quilt! Kudos to you for finishing this. I can't begin to tell you how many blocks I have that aren't quilted (many), and how quilts I have finished (zero). Congrats!
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