I finished this quilt the other day, but there hasn't been a nice sunny day to get very good pictures yet.
I love how it turned out, but so far it doesn't have a name. Sometimes I think that is the hardest part of the process. Any suggestions?
This was such a fun one to make. I quilted it with random curvy lines. It reminds me of water.
It is actually all the "left-overs" after cutting out another project. I love to work with the left overs, and I usually finish with the scraps before the "real" project.
It is actually all the "left-overs" after cutting out another project. I love to work with the left overs, and I usually finish with the scraps before the "real" project.
That means I'll have another project finished soon. :)
How funny! I'm the same way. I just make an entire quilt top out of the leftovers from a quilt that is still on the design wall and only about 1/8 of the way sewn together. I have even more scraps now and plans for a pillow, pot holders, a mini quilt....
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely Allie - it reminds me of the tropics. I love the quilting, that's how I do my water quilts!
ReplyDeleteBlue Bayou!
ReplyDeleteBlue Bayou!
ReplyDeleteWow love that quilt. It reminds of the ocean so I thought of Aqua as a name. Enjoy
ReplyDeleteYou have a winner here, and the quilt lines are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI think we are more creative, and feel less concerned with messing up when we are using scraps. It often turns out a more favored piece, too. I do that all the time-!
Beautiful! It looks like a clear, deep running stream. Can't wait to see what else you made from that great collection of fabrics!
ReplyDeleteblue sea maybe I love it mom.
ReplyDeleteDear Allie,
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt and I love scraps too! It is somehow more satisfying than cutting up fq's to make "something" else :0)
I often pop over to see you and want to leave you with greetings from over the ocean ...
The Lord is Risen!
He is Risen indeed!
Hallelujah!
Blessings! Val
This is lovely!
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