This is the cobblestone quilt project I have been working with a self imposed deadline of Easter. While I was making it two hymns repeated themselves over and over in my head, "Low in the Grave He Lay (He Arose!)" and "The Old Rugged Cross". I had a vision of what it should look like and it didn't come out like I expected. I might have to make a second one to more true to the vision. I had some technical problems with this after I got it sewn together so I will be doing some un-sewing this week. Even though every vertical row seemed to be straight while it was on the design wall, it is curving to the left which means the right side is longer. I may be able to correct it by taking off one or two rows and straightening them.
For a change we are going to have a fairly warm day on Easter even though it started out below freezing. I got some of the leaves raked off the flower beds yesterday and was happy to see some of the early perennials peeking out.
Happy Easter. YOur quilt is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter, Wanda! Your vision turned out just beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteI think it turned out great!
ReplyDeleteIt's a terrific quilt! Alleluia! Christ is risen!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty quilt, Wanda! Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! As usual, your colors and fabric choices just knock me over!!! Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteIt looks absolutely perfect to me!
ReplyDeleteThis is really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThat is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThat is just perfect. Happy Easter
ReplyDeleteIt is absolutely beautiful. I just discovered your blog yesterday. I love your quilts. You are such an inspiration.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter!
I love your Old Rugged Cross. What an awesome glow it has.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter. I can tell your heart went into making this beautiful quilt. A reflection of you.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gift. I'm home sick, unable to attend church this Easter. I sat down to my computer and was given this wonderful reminder of the the gift God gave me. Thank you. Happy redemption and renewal of life.
ReplyDeleteThis came out AWESOMELY Wanda!
ReplyDeleteI like it!
Wanda, your rugged cross came out beautiful. It looks like it's set in a backdrop of stained glass.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter!
Vicky F
It is just STUNNING. Thank you for a beautiful, beautiful treat today.
ReplyDeleteJ~MT
That's a really awesome quilt - once again, you amazed me!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! The cobblestones seem to reference stained glass (intentional or not). Do you have a regular church to donate this to? It would be a fantastic gift!
ReplyDeleteWOW I love it. Now hey if you decide you don't want to frog ... I'd be thrilled to take it off your hands. You could start over if you wanted.
ReplyDeleteUs too ... for once it's not raining or snowing. It's on the cool side but the SUN is out.
Happy Easter
That's just lovely, Wanda. I want to reach out and touch it. Easter joy to you.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Happy Easter.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt! Gorgeous, Wanda!
ReplyDeleteStunning! And it looks 3-D too. If you make a 2nd version it will be interesting to compare the 2, sometimes as the artist you do have a much different image in mind than what turns out, but obviously your audience loves this piece!! Cheers! Evelyn
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is wonderful! Happy Easter to you. We sang The Old Rugged Cross in church on Good Friday.
ReplyDeleteThat really is the most beautiful quilt I've ever seen! I love it! :)
ReplyDeleteWOW! beautiful. What a wonderful surprise this Easter morning.
ReplyDeleteAlleluia!
Roberta
Love how this came out. I've been trying to come up with ideas for creating quilted banners for church. This is really inspirational.
ReplyDeleteGlad you're having some warmer days and a very Happy Easter to you. Your Cross quilt is full of life with the beautiful colors a reminder of new life in Jesus. Here's a link to a quilt shop here in Texas who only handle batiks --
ReplyDeletehttp://www.batiksgalore.com/ that you might enjoy. I've been telling my group about her retreat center.
Your quilt is absolutely beautiful, Wanda. Glad you had some nice weather for Easter. I was sunny and not too cold today, but windy again.
ReplyDeleteOh Lovely! I'll just bet that would be beautiful hanging up front at your church!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt!!! You did a great job and it doesn't look crooked at all. Some times we look to close at our own work step back and look at it from another view. I also love the on point setting on the lady of the Lake Quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love the Old Rugged Cross!
ReplyDeleteDo you object to my making a quilt for our sanctuary like your quilt? I do not want to put any names (designer or quilter) on the quilt, just celebrate The Lord Jesus in His Glory. My family and I attend church in a brand-new building with lots of wall space.
ReplyDeleteMartha Jones
Don't let the deceiver rob you of the joy you get from the meaning of this quilt. You used your talents for the Glory of the Lord.
ReplyDeleteHi Wanda, Never too late for Happy Easter is it?
ReplyDeleteLove your Easter Quilt! It's outsatanding! jmh
This is so beautiful. I would love to make one like this as a banner for our church, but I just can't seem to "think outside the box", which is what a quilt design like this requires. I'd love to learn more about how you did this.
ReplyDeleteJulie in WA