When I made up this years list for myself, I mixed it up with different type projects. Some had a lot of piecing left in them, some just needed a border or 2 and some were at the needing to be quilted and bound stage. Since this month's pick is one that needs quilting, it gives me a chance to play with other piecing, and maybe starting a new project, or 2, or maybe even 3 from my ever growing want to do list.
Wednesday, 29 February 2012
February UFO Report
When I made up this years list for myself, I mixed it up with different type projects. Some had a lot of piecing left in them, some just needed a border or 2 and some were at the needing to be quilted and bound stage. Since this month's pick is one that needs quilting, it gives me a chance to play with other piecing, and maybe starting a new project, or 2, or maybe even 3 from my ever growing want to do list.
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Beautiful quilt!! I agree that an all-over wouldn't do it justice.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your finish!!! Whooohooo!!!! I have a terrible time trying to decide on how to quilt my tops, and this one is not jumping out at me, either. But you're so creative, you will figure something out, for sure!! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely quilts! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteA little custom quilting and this will be truly wonderful. Judy CnNC
ReplyDeleteI am anxious to see if you get some suggestions on quilting designs...I love the diagonal pattern but I never know how to handle the quilting on these types of quilts.
ReplyDeleteLove both of these quilt tops! I'm sure whatever you quilt will only enhance the beautiful fabrics you have chosen. What about circular feathers in the center and wavy feathers along the geese?
ReplyDeleteMy quilting skills are not that great so I would end up doing an all-over design on it but I think it would still look wonderful. I am looking forward to seeing what you decided to do.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful quilt.
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