There was ONE thing I wanted to mark off my list today and that was this top. Before stopping to make dinner I had it together except for the top and bottom borders and I just now sewed those on and tossed it up on the design wall for a photo. My clock says it’s 12:15 but since I had to clean up dog vomit and retake the photos I know it was done before midnight!
The sashing looks black in this photo but it’s actually a deep purple. For those interested, you can find instructions for this Uneven Chinese Coins quilt at MaryQuilts.com .
O Mary, I have just been catching up on your posts! Love that photo of you with your handsome son. & yes, both your sons are handsome!How anyone could be nasty on a blog is beyond me. If they dont like it, just quietly go on their way, is the best way, I feel. I think sometimes we inadvertantly hurt feelings without knowing as someone who used to comment on my blog, regularly, no longer visits. I have no idea why. I felt an email might have been nice, but oh, well, life is short.I love reading your blog, & seeing all your wonderful quilts.I hope Chesty is OK? You mentioned cleaning up dog vomit?
Ut oh, what did the poor puppy get in to? I hope he is better soon. And yes, the quilt looks lovely as usual. Really!
Very pretty!
Oh no, is Chesty ok?? Isn’t it nice to have progress after a time away doing other things? Having 2 tops done in the last couple of weeks has me flying high.Pam@http://www.pamgwillim.com
Love your uneven coins. You did great . . you reached a goal! Is Chesty sick? Hope not!
another fabulous top!
This is a great quilt — a good way to use up those shorter strips that keep piling up. The purple sashings give just a bit of color and look just a bit different than black – I like it.
i love the way the random fabrics give the overal effect of a guatemalan woven textile. very nice work!
very neat looking quilt! How will you quilt it?
The coins look great! hope chesty is feeling better.