New photos of completed wall hanging

I love it. Awesome job Gen

Wow, Lizzy, that's amazingly gorgeous. And I t hink you chose the perfect name.

Sunny

The more I thought about the above border, the more I realise that the above attribution is incorrect (although I have volume 2 and like and use it). I actually used a style from "Mindful Meandering" by Laura Lee Fritz,

I love that Lizzy. very inspired. I know it would really nice on my wall! Right colours.lol

Wow, Lizzy! Great work! Roberta in D

Thank you all for the kind comments. It is now hanging in my front room where I can admire it every day - and DH does too. At some point I might move it elsewhere in the house, but for the moment it has a home (nice try though Estelle).

I did faintly consider entering it the UK Festival of Quilts, but it is the wrong size - too big for a miniature and too small for any other category.

Lizzy

Great job. I especially liked the spiral quilting -- an echo of sprial galaxies.

Susan K see my quilts: members.cox.net/kratersge

You still have time to enter it for Quilts UK in Malvern. What size is it? Grosvenor have a different categorisation for miniature; and there is only an upper limit on 'small wallhanging'. You can get the rules from the Grosvenor Publications website:

Patti, I know you're British and all that, but are you sure categorisation is a word? =) Polly

"Patti" You still have time to enter it for Quilts UK in Malvern. What size is

Fairly sure, yes! I would have said totally sure until you asked! However, my spell checker did not object. I'll try it again now: categorisation - no, no red line >g<

I do still retain 's' rather than 'z' more than you in the US; but spell checker didn't mind it spelled with a 'z' either.

The noun from most of the verbs ending in ise/ize go straight to that form by dropping the 'e' and adding 'ation': authorise, realise, (I wonder about synthesise?).

Fun - word talk! . In message , Polly Esther writes