I moved a few blocks around and said "good enough" and sewed the top together. I couldn't motivate myself to choose a border. This is where I am stuck on about 12 quilt tops right now. Borders are fun to choose, that is when the right fabric shows up. Sewing them on, not too exciting. I need to make it a priority to get borders sewn onto at least 4 quilts this week.
Rain predicted for Saturday night. What a difference in just a few days.
This is gorgeous! and I am the same way with borders. I have a bag of tops, I think 6, that need borders. It is one of my goals this month to get 3 of them bordered and ready for quilting.
Others said the word that came to mind, but it can be repeated - stunning! I now have a pattern for one like this (Montana Cartwheel) and have it on the to-do pile.
Love it! This is beautiful! I agree that the borders aren't the most fun. I need to choose a binding for my "Easy Street" quilt. That's not my favorite part, either.
Beautiful quilt! There is definitely a quilt something like this in my very near future :*) The borders are my least favorite part of quilt assembly. I have to make myself do it!
Love this quilt. The oranges definitely draw your eye.....I like their placement now.
ReplyDeleteI like the layout. It really intrigues the eye to keep looking around
ReplyDeleteAnother stunning quilt. I'll be interested to see your border choice.
ReplyDeletestunning!
ReplyDeleteThe reds and oranges in the middle are perfect. Good job!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! and I am the same way with borders. I have a bag of tops, I think 6, that need borders. It is one of my goals this month to get 3 of them bordered and ready for quilting.
ReplyDeleteYour work always amazes me. How do you stay so motivated?
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Love it! It really draws me in and invites my eyes to roam. Great job!
ReplyDeleteLovely. I know what you mean about borders, I'm having trouble with a few myself. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWonderful choice of color and fabric. Great job as always.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful piece! 12 tops that need borders is a lot of decision making! I can't wait to see what you pick.
ReplyDeleteWOW! It is beautiful! I have started a new project and need to get pictures posted!
ReplyDeleteWow Wanda! Another beauty--you are so quick! Looking forward to seeing the borders you choose!
ReplyDeleteIt is simply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt turned out great. Can't wait to see it finished.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! I love it.
ReplyDeleteOthers said the word that came to mind, but it can be repeated - stunning! I now have a pattern for one like this (Montana Cartwheel) and have it on the to-do pile.
ReplyDeleteThis is one grand design Wanda. I so love your precision with those spikes. True piece of needle art.
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Wow! Your "good enough" is pretty wonderful! Your work is inspiring!
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! Spikes and curves and those colours equal a wonderful quilt!
ReplyDeleteGotta love 'em.
ReplyDeleteSquares, circles, points
all on display
just for the gazing
Love Quilts ♥♥♥
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Another gorgeous quilt. I really, really, like this one, even without borders.
ReplyDeleteLove it! This is beautiful! I agree that the borders aren't the most fun. I need to choose a binding for my "Easy Street" quilt. That's not my favorite part, either.
ReplyDeleteOh, Wanda, this is just incredibly beautiful! Another masterpiece.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt! There is definitely a quilt something like this in my very near future :*) The borders are my least favorite part of quilt assembly. I have to make myself do it!
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