Monday, November 21, 2011

ta da!



My chocolate Lollypop top is done!

32 comments:

  1. Wow, it’s gorgeous! You have just convinced me to make all the 16 blocks!

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  2. OH MY GOODNESS that is my kind of chocolate (well any kind is really but this is really special) What a work of art. I really admire anyone who can do that amount of needle turn. Beautiful!!!

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  3. It is beautiful..... so clever you were to do "chocolate".... Thanks for sharing with us.

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  4. What a masterpiece!! The chocolate is wonderful under all that gorgeous colour! Absolutely magnificent Liza. xo

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  5. It looks absolutely amasing!!

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  6. Its' beautiful...how long ago did you start?

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  7. Congrats on an absolutely gorgeous piece of art. It must be very satisfying to have a complete Kim McLean quilt!!

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  8. Thanks everyone. Stacey, I honestly don't know when I started. Sometimes I worked in for days on end and sometimes I didn't work on it for months. I enjoyed making every stitch, every glorious fabric choice. I am going to miss working on this project.
    Can't decide what's next.

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  9. arrgh should have signed the last post.
    Liza

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  10. Just love the chocolate lollipops!! Beautiful!!!

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  11. Beautiful! Do you have bigger pictures up somewhere? Would love to see more detail.

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  12. Absolutely spectacular! I really like that you chose a dark background for your quilt. It is very dynamic and makes the quilt really great. Congratulations!

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  13. Totally divine. Congratulations!

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  14. The dark chocolate background changes the look of the quilt. I really like the effect. Now I am curious about other deep colors for backgrounds. Any thoughts? And by the Way Liza, you indpire me. - Pete

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  15. Hi Pete,
    I have one friend doing the Lollys with a dull bronze background and another doing it with a deep red. I havent seen a bad version of Lollys yet.
    I am going to try to load a hi res version of my quilt for those of you who want to see how obsessive I was in selecting near mirror images.

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  16. Your quilt is absolutely spectacular! I love all of the fussy cuts. They just pop on that rich background.

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