I've still got Meteor Shower a design by Judy Martin, up on my wall. It's grown by a couple of blocks since the last time I took a picture of it to show here. It is a complex design, and requires my brain to be fully focused when working on it. One second of not paying attention, and something ends up turned the wrong way, or a colour in the wrong spot. That means it's going slower than I hoped.This is June's UFO, and my goal was to have all 12 of the large blocks done by the end of the month. given that it's already the 23rd, I don't think that's going to happen. Of course, it didn't help that I spent the first half of the month playing with a new project, rather than working on this. I'll settle for finishing the last 2 of the blocks needed for finishing the center of this quilt.
I have a dinner to go to tonight for the end of the year on the program committee for the guild, so this is going to be a very short post. I'm linking up to Judy's Design Wall Monday, and then I'd better get ready to go.
Enjoy your meeting. The colors in your star quilt are so bright! Love them. I can see that the twisting and turning could be a problem, but it will be worth it to get it just right in the end.
ReplyDeleteThis is going to be a great quilt, worth the effort. I can see that it would require full focus, something I'm short on these days. Take care.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is breath-taking. So what if you didn't get it done by the deadline? It's going to be a quilt that will make people look twice when it's done. Good luck on the road to finished.
ReplyDeleteI love your stars. Beautiful colors.
ReplyDeleteReally cool stars! That is going to be a stunning quilt!
ReplyDeleteLove your stars! How beautiful. They just pop off of the background.
ReplyDeleteIt does look quite complex, but also so very pretty! I love your bright colors. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteLove the 3D quality of this pattern, and the colorway you are using!
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