Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Ta Dah.....finished!


It's been awhile since I've posted about my blocks but now I have finally finished the journey on the lollipop quilt top!  It's now on the quilting frame. This year I'm focusing on trying to finish UFO projects. I have 30 projects listed....count down is this is the third one finished.  Only 27 more to go.....and maybe a couple of new ones to pop up?! :)
Thanks for letting me share this journey!

...MONA

25 comments:

  1. Congratulations! This is wonderful. I love what you've done with the border. Just perfect.

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  2. Stunning. Congratulations on completing your beautiful quilt.

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  3. Beautifully done, Mona! I've always loved this quilt. Are you tired of circles yet? Did you use the heat resistant plastic circles, washers, or some other method? They look perfect!

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    1. On previous quilts, I've appliqued grapes and cherries. Those are not too fun, but appliqueing larger circles are not that bad! I actually like sewing those better. My usual method is needleturn, though on ocassion I've used the freezer paper method. A lot depends on the shape of applique. I find needleturn is faster but if you do wool applique, that's even faster!
      Main thing is have fun when you applique!
      ...MONA

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  4. Your quilt looks fantastic Mona, the borders and the sashing look amazing. Good luck with your list of projects.

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  5. It is a lovely quilt and has a wonderful border.

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  6. You did a great job, I love your fabric choices. The border really sets it off.

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  7. wonderful, I love polka dots on most everything! great use of fabrics and your work is awesome!!!!!!!!

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  8. Oh yum!!! Can I have it? It would,go great with glorious top.

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  9. I too love the border on this lively quilt. Well done!

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  10. Like everyone else, I love the border too. But hey, the whole thing is pretty darn nice. I like your colour scheme on the blocks as well - some food for thought there! Great job!

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  11. I wish I were the Mona who had finished this. I love the border - it really makes it zing!

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  12. This quilt is absolutely lovely. Love the border, very different.

    can I buy it from you? Just kidding. It is smashing!

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  13. Ditto from me on that stunning border. The whole quilt is just so satisfying graphically. Well done!

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  14. The border speaks to me also. Very beautiful quilt! Have fun with your list of projects.

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  15. Sew Beautiful !!!! Keep at the 'list' and before you know it you will be half way thru it....

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  16. I LOVE THIS!!!! The border and sashing on your top is fabulous. I always love something just a little different and this is so dramatic,

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  17. The fabrics really make this special!
    Thank goodness you didn't need to make those white circles on the black border! (Or are they reverse appliqued?)
    Margaret

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  18. Wow Mona, it looks absolutely gorgeous! I love that spotty border fabric, it really does the job, congratulations. I wouldn't worry about the 27 projects, I have the same problem with my knitting, K

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  19. GORGEOUS! Love the different border too. OMG - wants me to open my pattern packet now but have to finish Pandemonium first. LOL Extremely well done. Congrats. S

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  20. Wow, this is wonderful!! So inspiring :)

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  21. Wow--stunning! Love your borders--they really set off your blocks! A masterful choice! Your project list sounds like mine--good luck with it!

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  22. Mona! It is so striking! I especially love how you framed it with the border fabric. How long ago did you start it?

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  23. The first blocks were started in 2011 and the last of the nine blocks were finished in 2012. They were put into my UFO container and taken out last month because I finally decided on how to design and sew the border. It's now being quilted!
    Yeh!
    Thanks all for your comments!

    ...MONA

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  24. the black and white setting fabs are a great change for this quilt.... thanks for sharing with us.

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