After company left last evening I made the final star block and a few more light blocks for the back of the quilt. I have a couple more leftover light blocks so I may still play with the layout for this.As far as the front goes I'm pretty sure this is the final layout. After I put the last star in I moved several other blocks around trying to spread out the colors more evenly. I'll take one last look at it this morning before I sew them together.
I have to convince myself that it is Friday today since it feels like Monday. It is a good thing that I have a page a day calendar on my computer desk to keep me straight. This year I had the Old Farmer's Almanac page a day and it has been very interesting. Today it says "When cooking parsnips, add a pinch of nutmeg to bring out their best flavor".
Final layout is grand! Love all the wonderful fabrics. And the fabrics for the back are so light and 'airy'. This will be a great reversible quilt. Light for the warmer months and the deep rich colors for cold months.
Wow, that is amazing as is everything you do. I love love love it. Alphabet blocks are cool. Got me thinking about my future quilts now... don't like A for Alex though .. bit fiddly! Wonderful blog. Brightens my day visiting yours with all your colour and ideas. Thanks
Hi Wanda, What a cute toothpick holder in the previous post! Makes me smile just looking at it. Your H quilt is there. Bet you have it sewn by this point. Funny you should mention parsnips; someone else's blog had a bit about searching for parsnips for their Thanksgiving meal. I haven't had them in a million years (my great-aunt cross-cut them and sauteed them in butter -- very yum as I recall). Vicky F
I think the stars look fantastic! What a great touch. One thing I notice in this photo is that there are some H blocks that look more like 5 lines because the connector piece gets lost. Just an observation.
I certainly think you have exactly the right layout! Incredible!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. You are such an expert at color!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I really like the stars, they are a nice touch.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful lay out!!!
ReplyDeleteHope you had a lovely Thanksgiving.
Yes the week goes by sooooo quickly. There never seems enough hours in one day.
It looks great. I can't wait to see it all finished now.
ReplyDeleteIt feels like Sunday to me!
ReplyDeleteI really like the final layout and the stars are a great addition.
Great layout, and the parsnip tip works... give it a try!
ReplyDeleteFinal layout is grand! Love all the wonderful fabrics. And the fabrics for the back are so light and 'airy'. This will be a great reversible quilt. Light for the warmer months and the deep rich colors for cold months.
ReplyDeleteJ~MT
Wow, that is amazing as is everything you do. I love love love it. Alphabet blocks are cool. Got me thinking about my future quilts now... don't like A for Alex though .. bit fiddly! Wonderful blog. Brightens my day visiting yours with all your colour and ideas. Thanks
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of a huge H for the back! And the front is gorgeous -- just radiates colour and warmth!
ReplyDeleteHi Wanda,
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute toothpick holder in the previous post! Makes me smile just looking at it.
Your H quilt is there. Bet you have it sewn by this point.
Funny you should mention parsnips; someone else's blog had a bit about searching for parsnips for their Thanksgiving meal. I haven't had them in a million years (my great-aunt cross-cut them and sauteed them in butter -- very yum as I recall).
Vicky F
The layout of your backing is just wonderful!! A secondary H, you just can't beat it. Hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteYour layouts look great, both front and back. It is always fun to see what you are putting together.
ReplyDeleteWonderful job! You are soooo prolific! Now I am absolutely certain that I'll need to make an H quilt!
ReplyDeleteI think the stars look fantastic! What a great touch.
ReplyDeleteOne thing I notice in this photo is that there are some H blocks that look more like 5 lines because the connector piece gets lost. Just an observation.
Love it!
ReplyDelete