HomeSpun Rails
August 28th, 2011 | Author: Mollie
It’s too big for the design wall but you can get an idea of how it looks from the photo. Brief cutting instructions are on my website.
My reward for finishing up the top was a walk to the coffee shop and some knitting time.
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Mary, I LOVE the way your Homespun Rails turned out. Beautiful!
This quilt is so nice looking. I love the colors you used.
I like this a lot!
Turned out very nice! It is graphic and I like it.
Love the pieced border!
I like the inside– and thought borders? When you mentioned them…. now that I see what you did with the borders– this REALLY adds a lot. I guess I had in mind a solid– or one fabric. But the fabrics you used and the scrappiness are just perfect.
I’ve been missing some of the quilting posts– and pictures. But glad you’ve gotten to travel and be with your kids and grandbaby. Priorities, after all!
I LIKE it, and the borders really do make it look so much better. I liked it before, but it’s better now. Yippee!
I just love the way this quilt turned out. Soo much nicer with the borders.
The borders are like icing on a cake. The cake would taste good without the frosting … but frosting is soooo yummy.
The borders made the quilt. Love it!
Now the top looks completed. Nice reward too! I have also enjoyed all your family pictures. Bonnie in Texas.
very cute, love it.
The checkered fabric is really good in this quilt. So cozy looking and a nice quilt. Judy C in NC
That looks super comfy.
I love this quilt top! I now can see how bright the colors are. I love bright colors! It is really interesting looking, too, with the design of the fabrics. It is looking cozy and comfy ready for the winter.
Teresa in AL
Another nice quilt. You certainly have a knack for putting colors together. I envy you.
I have a question about your Seafoam scarf. I’m trying to make this scarf, but I’m having trouble getting the pattern established. Did you have trouble at the beginning? Maybe I’m not counting the stitches correctly, but when it comes to dropping off the yo’s I seem to lose stitches and not have enough to knit on the next row. Any ideas? Thanks.
The borders make it. Great idea.
Like the colors on this quilt, came out great. Hope you enjoyed your reward.
Oh this looks so fun! And what unusual colors, but it sure works!
Really nice job, Mary … is this a flannel quilt or are those homespuns and regular cottons? LOVE plaid and checks in a quilt. Scratches and pets to Chesty!
Gosh, I love plaids! Your quilt looks great!