The top is completed, and now measures 53x64" with the additions of three borders. Using the flying geese in my blocks box, added length to the skimpy amount of aqua stripe.
This was such a satisfying project, using up almost a whole box of strips. I will now be more conscious of where leftovers get stored. Somehow I have a lot of dark prints and solids and never imagine or think 'dark'. Perhaps my subconscious will work on that for the future.
I am amazed, and more than just a little bit jealous, at how much you get accomplished. I LOVE this quilt....but I pretty much say this about everything you produce. Thanks for sharing....it's inspirational. Do you post pics of any of your quilts on Pinterest?
ReplyDeleteO thanks! Here's some of my stuff on Pinterest. https://www.pinterest.com/MixitupMel/my-work/
DeleteI really can't say more here than bmayer has said in her comment above! I just adore the mix of colour.
ReplyDeleteLove it!!! Congratulations!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun piece. Your unique border sets the perfect frame.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful and "so you"!!!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteBeautimous! Love the flying geese in the border.
ReplyDeleteLove that quilt!
ReplyDeleteThe yellow setting triangles are genius!
ReplyDeleteWho doesn't love scrap quilts! Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love the eclectic yet organized feeling of this quilt. Stunning, uplifting, and cheerful!!!
ReplyDeletelove your quilt. I am putting together a scrap quilt and am now trying to decide how to quilt the top. I have stitched in the ditch, but want to add more. How did you finish your quilt top? Thanks for the wonderful ideas!
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