The Scrappy quilt is now completely quilted and joined into one big piece.
I think it looks great. There are some parts of it that I really love.
The quilting was fun and is as "scrappy" as the piecing.
Yet it all works together.
I really love the quilting I did in the "pink" blocks that are near the center
of the quilt
I also love the piece above in the peachy fabric.
This photo is skewed as the quilt was not hanging straight.
Finally this yellow section makes me smile a lot.
I was aiming for a different pattern but the quilting seemed
I was aiming for a different pattern but the quilting seemed
to take over and do something different.
That is quite okay with me, I love that part too.
The big question I am asking myself is whether I want to quilt another panel
or some borders to make the quilt a bit bigger. I confess that sewing them on would
be a challenge. That is one reason I have a limit on the size of quilts
that I make. But I think it would be more useful in a slightly bigger size.
Decisions, decisions!
Until Next Time,
Stay Creative
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this is definitely "scraplicious"--nice work--love the quilting on the peach-ey piece you've done...hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteOh wow, Gene. This is a beautiful piece of art! The quilting in the peach really caught my eye in the first photo but I love it all.
ReplyDeleteSo much to look at on this one. I love it!
ReplyDeleteLove all the quilting variations on it. Nice textures.
ReplyDeleteYou are right, it does look great!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the quilting!!! It's great!
ReplyDeleteLOVE it!! - ;))
ReplyDeleteIt’s amazing! One of those things that you can never stop looking at because you see something different every time. Well done!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great right now but I struggle with the same decision on my quilts...quit now or make it a more usable size. If you are stopping at art, it is done. If you need to keep warm you maybe need to add.
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing!!
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