The sun makes a stained glass illusion. |
I like the purples, which may be blue in reality. |
a row of hour glass blocks |
Some of the original pieces |
The neutral has a green undertone that may influence the binding. But it's too soon to tell. |
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For the love of geese #47 Thanks, Denise!
6 comments:
I am pleased you persisted with your quilt. i think it looks like you came out ahead in the end. And if it entertains children looking for circles, that is a bonus!
It's nice to have a finish. I've since added the binding and even the label. The only thing left is to take pictures and document it. The weather is not cooperating, however. It's beautiful, but cold and windy, and we all know that winds and quilts on a line are a difficult combination. Thanks for visiting, Karen.
It's beautiful, Mary! I had to laugh when you said you hold on to the handles and something happens!?! So true!!!
Oh it is so gorgeous, I love the fabrics you chose. So much is happening within the quilt. Great job. Thank you for linking up to Put your foot down.
Thank you, Denise. It's time to get back into linkups and For the Love of Geese is such a beautiful blog.
Hi Nancy, thanks for visiting! I didn't see your comment earlier. It's true, I quilt the same way I write. I can't even explain how it happens.
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