The red and aqua quilt I've been working on, (between work and going to the zoo and baseball games, oh, and teaching Tai Chi and you know, life); is ready for it's trip to the long-arm quilter. Can't wait to get it back and put the binding on.
This is my kind of quilt. I love how you connected the strips on an angle and then made squares out of the strips. Nice, nice job. And the back is just as fun as the front!
So fresh and clean looking those colors. I think I may make a red and aqua quilt. Stop it Marilyn, stop it. Remember how many projects you have. Oh, oh...it has reduced me to talking to myself in typing. Just gorgous Jan.
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Love it. Nice design, fun prints, colors. You are doing a great job. Inspirational.
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simply beautiful Jan...your very artistic.
ReplyDeleteThis is my kind of quilt. I love how you connected the strips on an angle and then made squares out of the strips. Nice, nice job. And the back is just as fun as the front!
ReplyDeleteI really like this...did you use a pattern?? Really NEAT!
ReplyDeleteSo fresh and clean looking those colors. I think I may make a red and aqua quilt. Stop it Marilyn, stop it. Remember how many projects you have. Oh, oh...it has reduced me to talking to myself in typing. Just gorgous Jan.
ReplyDeleteThat is gorgeous - both the front and back! Can't way to see how it looks after quilting.
ReplyDeleteYou just keep turning them out. They're beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI don't know how you keep up with all your projects! This is wonderful! Beautiful colors!
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