I used blue and white as my 2 colors and added a border of 2.5 x 4.5 (unfinished) Flying Geese. After round 2 my block is a 24.5 inch square.
And sew on...
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CELEBRATE! (my word of the year)
Jan. 29 - Celebrating a good book and good author - I finished the second book of the Cullen's Celtic Cabaret series - A Beautiful Ferocity by Jean Grainger. I started reading the third book in the series - Rivers of Wrath. I've read a number of different books by Jean Grainger and liked them all.
10 comments:
Ohmygosh-that blue/white flowery fabric is just a beautiful addition to your SAHRR, Cathy--wonderful work on this hugs, Julierose
I love what you are doing with your Round Robin. The geese make diamonds. Love it! ;^)
Your quilt is so beautiful! The blues are lovely!
Mmm, this is looking like the most delicious porcelain. I love how your fabric patterns are different from each other but mesh so well.
I agree that the print is like porcelain. I reminds me of blue and white plates which I really love.
Wow. Your SAHRR is looking great!
I never thought to use flying geese for a border but I really like what you did. Blue and white is my favorite combo and I agree that the prints that you used make it look like fine porcelain. You seem to have a theme going with medallion quilts lately. I really need to try one myself. Thanks for the inspiration.
Your quilt is beautiful! I love the mix of that print with the blues!
Reminds me of a garden path, with a resting spot at the centre.very pretty
Gorgeous!
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