Well, at least the top, and my version -- I only did two plain borders, but I really like it! Thanks again Judy and Jeanne. I haven't figured out how I'm going to quilt it yet, but I hope to quilt it before Christmas. I have the binding made and probably have a backing big enough somewhere in the stash! Oh, and I pinned it to a quilt hanging on the wall, so it is not crooked -- just the way I pinned it! vbg
So that is what I did with my time today. Tomorrow I need to finish the applique block and get the borders on it.
Gratitudes:
1. Gratitude is finished and I like it -- that's a plus.
2. Steak for dinner tonight.
3. A whole day spent in the sewing room -- I needed this today.
4. No boxelder bugs crawling in the house today -- must have gotten a bit chilled last night!
13 comments :
Your version of gratitude turned out wonderfully. it makes me almost wish I'd done the quilt this month...
It is beutiful. I have almost finished mine today, and I have deciced to make borders like yours.
I continue with it tomorrow.
It looks great -- I love the how the circles show up in the sashings on this quilt.
Congratulations!!
Holy Cow that is GORGEOUS thats my favorite so far :D xoxo melzie
Your Gratitude quilt looks great - and you did it so fast! All my rows are done, but I have not put it together yet. I like your colors - and the simple border.
Your quilt is great. I am impressed with how quickly you got it complete. I'm going to have to save this pattern for when I have some time to make one. I think my colors will probably be something like yours. :oD
Congratulations on finishing your gratitudes quilt!
I love your quilt. This is on my wish list. Your colors are just the kind I like. What are your plans for the quilt?
Gee, it turned out so well-congratulations!
Wow, it turned out wonderful! I love it!
By the way, I tried to reply to your email about the retreat and it came back to me. I didn't notice is was a no reply email. Anyway, no it wasn't the New Glarus retreat. It was a retreat just a group of friends do on our own in the fall.
I like your simple border almost better than the more complicated one. Certainly suits your scrappy version.
We had box elder bugs all over the "sewing room" at the retreat a couple weeks ago. I know they are harmless, but they sure got annoying by Sunday. Seems like a new one hopped somewhere on my body every other minute!
Your version of Gratitudes is wonderful. It's amazing how great this quilt looks once the blocks are sewn together.
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