I have finished my final project for Lizzie’s class. Now, I have to write my own critique based on the design principles that we learned. I used red linen for the red lines and the binding. This is such a happy quilt. I love it. For these complex collages, I like to do a simple grid quilting. Here it is. If the binding looks a little wonky, it is because it is not hand stitched on the back – only pinned.
Here is a close-up. You can see how I did the quilting. I had some thread that was variegated red, orange and blue. It was perfect.
I didn’t make it to WW’s today because I had the Columbia Stitchery Guild meeting. I don’t think I lost weight, anyway.
Jean Cacicedo was very entertaining. She talked about good design with some props and a slide show. She is a one-of-a-kind clothing designer. Her coats made from felted wool are to die for!!
Tomorrow I must get organized to leave home for a few days. The STASH group is going on their annual retreat to the Oregon Coast. Whoopee!!
Love it! You did good!
Loverly, just loverly!
xo
Awesome piece with great movement. I give you a 10 said the judge from the Ukraine! Have a great retreat…
It is a very happy quilt! I love it!
Very fun piece, Gerrie. Have fun on your retreat. I’m dreadfully envious!
Yes, happy. I’ve loved seeing the progress pictures. The final quilt is making me happy.
It’s definitely a happy quilt! The lines even look happy to me. Have fun with the STASH ladies 😉