The quilt top is finally done! Woohoo!
Only the oldest readers of this blog will remember this, so I will share with you some photos depicting the history of this project. If you'd like to read the whole saga (longer than a Harry Potter book), just click on the dates.
March 11, 2007
April 9, 2007
April 16, 2007
April 24, 2007
April 30, 2007
May 9, 2007
June 12, 2007
July - November 2007
Nothing whatsoever!
Monday, November 26, 2007
Spice Market
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24 comments:
The top is just great! The effort you put in was worth it!
It looks beautiful.
Absolutely gorgeous!
This is beautiful. Love to see all the step-by-steps too. It's fun to see the project in progress.
Wonderful Anina. Great to see the journey you made to come to this wonderful quilttop!
Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous!!! I love it!
this is stunning....love it!
Woohoo. Stunning fabrics!
very very nice, Anina! i remember the journey, so I must be an old reader. :) how are you going to quilt it?
that is gorgeous!
And it turned out beautifully! Great Job!
That quilt is gorgeous Anina! I'm so glad you finished it and shared the photos.
It's stunning! I was wondering about that quilt ;) I know it would take me a like a year to finish something like that!
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
Wow that top looks great! Love the fabrics.
How beautiful--I know your heart is singing with joy to have this project done.
Gorgeous fabric both in this posting and the last one
Well worth the effort... it looks wonderful!
I really love this quilt top. I've always wanted to do it and I love the way you combined the spice market fabrics. So much pretty color.
I am DIGGING this quilt!! Such fun fabrics!
Hey, Anina, do you have a pattern for a wrist pin cushion? I need one! I could totally design one, I suppose, but I'd rather not. :) xoxo
WooHoo!
Congrats on a finish. It was so neat to go back and see the steps.
You have LOTS of different kinds of projects going, girl!
Wow it looks wonderful!
This is AWESOME. I love the color combinations and all the prints are so neat looking. It's fabulous and now I want to do one just like it.
I have this kit! Actually, my wife bought it when she first started sewing, but never cut into it. I LOVE this fabric line and even have a bit of a stash of it myself. I think I will steal her kit and make it up myself. Looks great!
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