It has been a month since I have posted. Not sure what happened to November, but it is almost over.
I have been working in a number of projects, some secret, so they cannot be disclosed until the recipents have received the said items.
But what I can disclose is Rebecca's quilt, Rebecca is from One Wee Bird blog, and a member of Possum Magic, the round robin I am in.
Here is the border I made for Rebecca's quilt, (please excuse the red check background the quilt is sitting on).
I chose the pinky red and green from my stash my stash,, somehow, the photo colours are not exact. The pattern of the border is a leaf design from a book of quilt borders. First of all, I framed the previous border with a one inch strip of white, I wanted a border that stood out, yet blended at the same time. The border is a four inch, when completed.
Thank you for taking time to stop by. Happy stitching. Sharon
I have been working in a number of projects, some secret, so they cannot be disclosed until the recipents have received the said items.
But what I can disclose is Rebecca's quilt, Rebecca is from One Wee Bird blog, and a member of Possum Magic, the round robin I am in.
Here is the border I made for Rebecca's quilt, (please excuse the red check background the quilt is sitting on).
Thank you for taking time to stop by. Happy stitching. Sharon
Lovely Sharon! Your border looks like it's moving, I love that effect :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Serena. I wanted something special.
DeleteThis photo shows how the colours work with Rebecca's centre.
ReplyDeleteI am glad it came out that way, sometimes, the colours can be iffy.
DeleteVery nice, Sharon - I think it must get harder and harder to decide what to add with every round. The colors blend in nicely, and I like the white sashing border you used to set yours off.
ReplyDeleteThank you Yvonne.
DeleteLooking good Sharon. I like what you've done here.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Wendy.
DeleteWhat a lovely happy quilt! I really like the border - loads of movement (reminds me of the old fashioned barber poles)!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Karen, I am striving for happiness in the quilts.
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