This is the center panel. It started with curved strippy borders, some applique would be added to the center later. HERE is the post which explains the process I used to make this panel.
After several months, this is the finished quilt. I've learned that my favorite quilts are ones that didn't begin with a specific plan and decisions were made in stages.
I'm linking up with Val's Quilting Studio where you will find lots of other creative posts being shared.
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An absolutely gorgeous quilt! What a good way to learn new skills ! I am going to participate in the Rainbow Challenge. Pop over and see what I have gotten done so far. Thank you for your encouragement to join in!!
ReplyDeleteWOW! I love your curved borders....THANK YOU for that inspiration! And isn't that so true Kat, that for me too, sometimes the best quilts are the ones I follow my instinct with during the process. :) Thanks for your continuous support of the linky!!
ReplyDeleteI agree--I too like to design as I go. This row-by-row design is spectacular. I especially like the contrast of curves and straight limes.
ReplyDeleteAlso meant to say I like the idea that the border doesn't have to be at the edge. :-)
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