Saturday, October 9, 2010

Hearts and Flowers Finished!















I finally put the last border on my Hearts and Flowers quilt.  This has been a rather fast journey.  I started this quilt on August the 28th and completed the top yesterday October the 8th.
The quilting will be another story since I don't seem to get that done too quickly.  I think the piecing is my favorite part.

I am debating with myself now-- trying to decide-- if I should take the border on the right off and turn  it around.
I didn't notice  how different it looks until I saw it in the picture.


My next project will be Lollypops.  I have started on block one .  
The pieces are so much larger than they were in this quilt.

19 comments:

  1. Its beautiful a job well done!!!
    I would take it off if its bothering you now.
    thats always the sign for me change it so you don't regret it later on...
    Kathie

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  2. Wauw, wunderful. Can you tell me where I can by the pattern. I can't find it on the web.
    Saskia

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  3. It's dazzling--congratulations! Please tell us what technique you used. I hope not hand applique or I will feel like a sloth. It's a gorgeous quilt; have fun quilting it.

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  4. Nancy, rather than regret it after the quilting I would change it now.
    My camera is my favourite quilting tool.
    Your quilt is beautiful and will be waiting to see it quilted. Brilliant

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  5. The pattern is in Quilt Romance one of Kaffe Fassett's books and yes, I did do needle turn applique'.
    Thanks for all your nice compliments. I think I will turn the border I know it will always bother me if I don't.

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  6. Your quilt is absolutely gorgeous!
    About changing around the border..I guess I'd ask how you intend to use the quilt? If it will be hung on a wall it might bother you..but on a bed you'll never notice any difference in the way the print lays.

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  7. Oh I love it, I intend on doing this after I purchased the Quilt Romance Book, but I am having trouble getting the pattern pieces increased by 200% lol, great job, I like it with or without the border.

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  8. Better now before you start quilting, it won't take you long to sew it back on.
    Love the quilt well done

    cheers
    Christine

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  9. Well done Nancy, that is one stunning quilt!! I love it. Yes, you did it pretty fast didn't you - must have enjoyed making it. What are you doing next? congratulations on completion!! Cheers, Kim McL

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  10. Beautiful Job...in regard to your border, if it's bothering you - change it. It will be a thorn in your side forever if you don't.
    Happy sewing
    Glenna

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  11. Waow, your quilt looks amazing!!!
    I'm not as fast as you are with my H&F quilt;))) but I'm also busy with the Lollypop Trees.
    What next???

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  12. Amazing! What's next? ;-) Lollys? Stars and Springs? Roseville? Oh the wonderful choices!

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  13. Wow, Thanks for all the nice compliments. It always makes you feel good when someone says something nice about your work. My next quilt is Lollypop Trees which I have already started. I have Flower Pots in line and would like to do Roseville but it really scares me. Then there's Stars and Sprigs which I also love...remember I said I was addicted. I need to find a KM anonymous group to attend.

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  14. Excuse me?! You started it when? It's fantastic, and as someone up-thread said....how did you do it..machine or hand?

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  15. Really beautiful! I can' believe you were able to finish it so quickly! Hope the quilting goes as quickly for you!

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  16. your work is beautiful, now you can start your lollipop quilt , I think all of the quilts are such happy quilts. Definitely makes me not want to work on anything else.

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  17. Wonderful quilt, Nancy!!! Hmmm. If the border bothers you fix it, but I had to look a second time to see what you meant. I happen to like/prefer those quirky little things in a quilt. But, that's me. ; )

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