Do the edges look a little wavy from where you're sitting? Because they are. They really, really are. And I don't care.
I took a few pictures of the quilting while I had a sunbeam this morning.
I haven't counted how many fmq designs I came up with. I may catalogue them in my design book for future reference.
I feel a little like a quilting genius today.
I ended up using one or two of Leah Day's designs.
I'm certain that one or two of Malka's techniques ended up somewhere in the mix.
I may have even ventured into the realm of McTavishing.
This was a lot of work!
And what does my Punk think about her new wall decor? She doesn't even notice a difference. I guess I can't expect her to; but I think the room echos less - and for sure there's more colour in there!
Moving right along to WIPs that require my attention...
...Starting with another trip to my chiropractor because I woke up with an owie neck this morning!
Years ago when I was still a beginning quilter, a will experienced older lady said to me about a quilt that I was no happy with because of the errors... " If you hang your quilt on the clothes line out side and ride past on a galloping horse and don't see the errors, then the quilt is judged to be quite alright!"
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the quilt, and I would have never noticed any errors. Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! That's some intense quilting! Very Cool.
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I think you ARE a quilting genius. One day, I really have to get with the program.
ReplyDeleteYour quilting is amazing! Awesome job!
ReplyDeleteYou're definitely a quilting genius, and congrats on deadening the echo a bit. I second the 30-paces-on-a-galloping-horse rule.
ReplyDeleteI don't blame you for feeling like a quilting genius today!! It is stunning!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful work. Your little punk will really treasure it when she gets older. Truly a future family heirloom:)
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! LOVE the bright colours and the sparkly textures.
ReplyDeleteIt's totally awesome and ingenious. Looks great.
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