I was very happy those swirleys met each other at the corner! It is not hanging quite straight here; the sashing in the bottom left is straight really. Next come the borders — first a grey one the same as the internal sashing, then something else I haven't chosen yet.
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Blocks Assembled
While outside it was cold and windy, inside I sewed the rest of the blocks together.
I was very happy those swirleys met each other at the corner! It is not hanging quite straight here; the sashing in the bottom left is straight really. Next come the borders — first a grey one the same as the internal sashing, then something else I haven't chosen yet.
I was very happy those swirleys met each other at the corner! It is not hanging quite straight here; the sashing in the bottom left is straight really. Next come the borders — first a grey one the same as the internal sashing, then something else I haven't chosen yet.
As your quilt is purple and red my suggestion is 'Red Hat Delicious'
ReplyDeleteForgot to say it looks lovely. I am now wishing I had done mine in my favourite colour purple but am being strong and using colours away from my usual palette.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lot of work that appears to have been! Well done.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comments, Fran & Anne.
ReplyDeleteFran, I hadn't even thought of the "red hat" connotation of my colour scheme.
Anne, yes, I've been working on this since the beginning of 2009. It's more appliqué than I ever thought I would do.
Wow! Nice work Vireya.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Dee!
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