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| My One Monthly Goal (OMG) for March. I was hoping to get a better photo of my finished Primitive Garden outdoors, but thanks to several inches of wet sloppy snow, an indoor photo will have to suffice. |
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| After outlining all of the applique with mono-poly, there wasn't a lot of room left in most of the blocks for more quilting. I didn't want to nail down the background too much--trying to keep the quilt drape-y and not so stiff. Sooo......lots of the blocks just got a little doodling--butterflies, dragonflies, snails, and vines. |
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| This one just got a little cameo in the background. |
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| I plan to give the quilt a little spin in the washer ( with lots of color catchers) to remove the blue pen and chalk markings. Wish me luck! |
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| Yesterday I picked up these up at Costco--5 bins on sale for $15.99! Now if I could only find five projects to fill them--just kidding--lol! Linking with One Monthly Goal HERE |
Your quilt is awesome and the quilting is just right. Love it!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous finish!! i like drapey quilts too...hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt....this is one of my favorite quilts that I have made as I hang mine in the hallway.
ReplyDeletequilt looks great and I LOVE those plastic boxes........I have stacks of the clear ones..........about 12in squaure aren't they.......great to have one for a project..........
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Karen, your quilt is a gorgeous finish!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful finish! The variety of fun quilting motifs you added to the backgrounds make it even more delightful. It's a real treasure.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Positively gorgeous, Karen. Congratulations on your One Monthly Goal finish.
ReplyDeleteIncredible quilt, Karen. And I love how you quilted it!
ReplyDeleteAmazing quilt. Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and congrats on your finish.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt shows that it does not have to be made in wool. What I have often thought of doing....I have had the pattern for a long, long time.
ReplyDeleteSo, so wonderful, Karen! I have enjoyed following your progress on this quilt. I know I will never make it, but I will continue to envy those that do. :)
ReplyDeleteOh, I need that stack of bins! No Costco in my neck of the woods. :(
Congrats on a beautiful finish! Smart choice for quilting! Blends in nicely and is not overdone. And what a score on those project bins! I'm in Costco all the time and never think to look for anything like that. Have fun filling them up! :-)
ReplyDeleteOh ... so ... lovely! A gorgeous finish!
ReplyDeleteI bet you won't be able to contain your projects to 5! Great deal for those. And the quilt. OMG for sure!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat an accomplishment! It is beautiful! Congratulations on the lovely finish!
ReplyDeleteKaren you did a wonderful on your quilt. I bought that pattern several years ago and have been gathering wools for it but haven't jumped in and started it yet.
ReplyDeleteLovely inspiration, thanks for sharing.
Lovely finish on your Primitive Garden. Beautiful work on all the blocks. So much work but a great result.
ReplyDeleteLove the bins from Costco. Wonder if we have them here.
I really like your new decorative designs! it's so beautiful so much and good idea on site.
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What a beautiful finish!! So much work and time involved but a lot of satisfaction in the end :)
ReplyDelete. lovely! A gorgeous finish!
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