Forty five minutes last night and an hour tonight after Keith went to bed and the windmill top is finally assembled. I’ve got brief notes as well as a photo of the vintage quilt that inspired me on the website.
Assembled – finally!
Forty five minutes last night and an hour tonight after Keith went to bed and the windmill top is finally assembled. I’ve got brief notes as well as a photo of the vintage quilt that inspired me on the website.
i love this colorful quilt. Great color choices. You gave a good eye. I hope MINE develops soon.
xx, Carol
Hi Mary! This turned out great. It looks like it is a very nice size. I love all the different fabrics and colors you incorporated in to the quilt top. Happy Tuesday. ~smile~ Roseanne
Oh how pretty! I love all the different colors. So awesome! And great job on all your steps as well. 🙂 Enjoy your holidays!! 🙂 🙂
I love it. Made a similar one several years ago but instead of the solid, there was a print. Your way is easier to make. I really like it.
Such a bright, happy quilt. I’m looking forward to your info on it. Have a good week.
Very nice. I like the size also. I’ve only ever made those for babies but yours is so much better
Ann
I love it. I started mine yesterday with a yellow background. Thank you for all the directions.
Mary
A little sewing at a time seems to be working for you. It’s very cute in those colors.
This is a great quilt. I love the colors. I followed your lead and bought a bunch of $9-10 jelly rolls and inexpensive FQ’s at Craftsy’s big sale. I am sure they will make wonderful charity quilts next year.
I love your color choices!