I had scrap quilting club meeting on Saturday and got to finish my Shakespeare in the Park top. Yeah! Because I used three colors instead of the two that done in Judy Martin's directions, I had to plan each row. It was very exhausting, but well worth the extra effort. Sorry, I didn't get a chance to take the blue tape off before taking the picture. I'm really, really liking this one. I think I will send it to a professional long arm machine quilter for finishing; it deserves some fancy stitching.
Because I'm addicted to UFOs, I started another project last week! I will make a quick tutorial of how I pieced the blocks soon.
Have a great day! To see more design walls, visit www.patchworktimes.com.
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Ooh, those batiks are beautiful! And the little bits of blue made me see a mirror with light reflecting.
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are stunning.
ReplyDeleteYour pink lemonade and green apple SITP is delicious! And the strippy lanterns are intriguing. I look forward to the tutorial (but I think I can guess how you are doing them).
ReplyDeleteWow! Shakespeare in the Park is absolutely stunning!!! I've always wanted to make a snail's trail-type quilt, and now seeing yours I need it to be sooner rather than later :*)
ReplyDeleteLove the colors in the SITP. Well worth the extra effort.
ReplyDeleteWOW! Your SITP is so fresh and has a wonderful springtime feeling to it. Guess I need to get mine out of the box and finished. Thanks for the inspiation.
ReplyDeleteI love the color combos in your quilts and the Sitp is wonderful!! It really was worth the extra effort.
ReplyDeleteShakespeare in the Park is one of the most beautiful tops I have seen in a long, long time!! Wow. Wow. Wow.
ReplyDeleteOh yeah that SITP is a real winner......I did love making mine too
ReplyDeletebut your colors are divine!
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I love the colors of your SITP quilt. It reminds me of Springtime in Forest Park!
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