Monday 14 February 2011
Design Wall Monday Week 7
I've been working on my UFO challenge which was # 10 on my list of 12, which turned out to be my Crazy Curves. It's a good thing this number was pulled, since it is totally out of my style range, which is, I guess, the reason why I wanted to try it, last year. I suspect, though, if I hadn't added it onto my list, it would have sat, all cut in pieces, in its box, unfinished, for years. I'm still not sure if I like it or not. I think I'm going to put a fairly bright green 1 1/2 inch border around it, and then a border of smaller crazy curves, aka drunkards path, blocks, that finish at 3 or 3 1/2 inches. I have a bunch of those cut, and ready to sew. There might not be enough of them to go around the whole quilt, in which case, I will put them on opposite sides, or around opposite corners, and finish with plain fabric of some sort. Once these are done, I don't think I'll be doing more. I'm mostly a speed, don't pin things, sort of piecer, and these things need pinning. I know there is a way out there to do it without pinning, and I've watched the video on how to do it, but just can't seem to master it. (sigh). So, I think that's what I'm partly going to do today. I might give myself a daily assignment of 10 or 12, to get them done. I have a customer coming this afternoon, to drop of a quilt, and I need to get working on my 100 block challenge squares, as well. To see more inspirational design walls, go on over to Judy's place at Patchwork Times It's always a great way to spend part of Monday.
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Nicely done, Cathy! Sawyer & I are spending his first Valentine's Day together, and enjoying simply gorgeous weather! Hugs to you! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice quilt!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful that the UFO Challenge got you to dig out this project because it is spectacular. If you don't love it, I'll send my snail address. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYour circles are beautiful, love the colours, but I don't do circles--too fiddley. You are an excellent sewer/quilter.
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt! If you don't like it, it can always have a home here. :)
ReplyDeleteI love it! If you decide you don't like it and want to get rid of it, send it my way - LOL.
ReplyDeleteI think this is just beautiful--so much to look at and lots of movement. Maybe once it is quilted you will like it more. Congrats on working through a "least favorite" UFO!
ReplyDeleteyou're top is beautiful-it's hard to work on something so out of the comfort range-good for you for keeping at it. :)
ReplyDeleteMelinda said she would take it but if you don't like it I will take it as it is and finish it. I love it!!
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