I finished the Bright Strings top tonight – I don’t have anywhere in the apartment that I can take a good picture at night so this was the best I could do – the top is folded in half and thrown across the top of the door to my studio. I REALLY miss the lighting in my studio in Marietta. The string colors are a little overly vivid – they’re not quite that bright in person.
Your bright stripes are just gorgeous! I am hooked on stripes at the moment – thanks to you 😉
After surgery I will do more.
Very nice! (Did you use complete fat quarters?)
I love the green sashing. It sets off the bright colors perfectly. Well done!
I love that – the green with all those brights is perfect. I’m enjoying reading your Blog – you have such an enormous amount of energy – good for you!
What a great quilt! Love the colors, and varied sizes. I’ve read your blog for some time now. I hope you’re getting more settled in. You do some very lovely work.
Love it! I have a bunch of 10 inch batik squares that we were supposed to stack a deck on for a guild challenge. I used some, still have many more. Do you suppose I could adapt this quilt to use those fabrics? Are these on a foundation or just pieced?
Love the bright colors. You have given me a new idea with some bright fabrics I have.
That top is just absolutely fabulous. I love love love those bright colors!!
I love it, love it. So bright and cheerful.
I like the movement you’ve created with the wedge shapes and the colors are so very cheery on gloomy days.
I love the green around the bright strings. This is a great, cheery top!
WOW! You have been so busy! Such a fun, abstract, cheerful top!
This is a terrific quilt!! Just what I needed to see on a frigid, cold day here in NJ! Do you have any thoughts on how you plan to quilt it? Please post a picture when it is finished. I love the colors!
Wowee!! Love that bright sashing!
The colors are wonderful – just like all your quilts! You are doing great at finding ways to display the quilts for photos. And I love the Online Photo Album – great idea.
I said it in a previous post and I’ll say it again – I love the colors in that quilt. How could someone look at that quilt and not smile???