I made a couple of mistakes. The worst was that I didn't allow enough fabric for seam allowances so I ended up having to do curved lines on my black border to compensate, but when I finished I was glad that I made this mistake because I like the way it turned out. I learned a few things and if I were to do it again I would change it a little. I think I should have added a couple of trees, but I'm not going to take it apart.
I was afraid that all those curves would not blend in with all the straight lines in the rest of the quilt, but I think it will work out as I add more to the quilt.
6 comments:
Nice work, Marie - it all fits together soooo nice!
Wow, you did a very nice job. I am really liking your quilt. It is just outstanding. I am always looking forward to seeing what you will do next.
Love it, and I really like the effect of the curved lines on your border. That really sets it off! You could embroider or thread paint a tree or two if you decided to. That would not be too difficult. But I like it the way it is.
It looks really nice. Maybe it is better you didn't put trees in it? Without the trees it keeps the clean organized look as the rest of the blocks are.
Just when I think it is not possible, you keep outdoing your last block. Your house row with its curved background is fabulous! I wondered how you would fit a structure into your illusions. You definitely succeeded!
It just keeps getting more beautiful! Wonderful job with free motion piecing!!
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