Binding complete, washed and dried and crinkly goodness included.
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Wednesday, April 08, 2009
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So colorful and wonderful!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful!! I love all the random color combos and your quilting!
ReplyDeleteOh, it's gorgeous! You did such a lovely job. I know I've said this before but your quilting looks like topo maps to me - I *love* topo maps!
ReplyDeleteThis turned out beautifully! Did you use Kona cotton?
ReplyDeleteI love the brightness of it!!! I plan on making a PS for a friend's wedding gift....i have to ask, did quilting it like it is in the book give you any trouble? Any tips?
ReplyDeleteIt is great! how on earth did you pick those colors?
ReplyDeleteA real WOW quilt! colours and combinations that would never enter my mind! I love to look at it...
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt Andrea!
ReplyDeleteI am in love with this quilt.
ReplyDeleteI just had to link to it in my blog so I would always be able to find it and enjoy.
Thanks!!!
The quilt is wonderful. I love the fabrics you chose ... I've never tried using just solids but I think I may have to now!
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely. I'm drawn to solid colour designs and think the time is right to get started on one. But first I have to finish a couple of other projects!
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful quilt, I love it. I want to make one just like it one of these days!!
ReplyDeleteNicole in Annapolis