Well after an extended session today here is my latest quilt. The infamous "Quilt from Hell". Vital statistics: 66" x66"
1-1/2" finished squares of contrasting diagonals. Much blood sweat and tears.John
Wow, and wow again.
John, that is just fantastic. You deserve a big rest.
You have inspired me to 'maybe' attempt one from my bits and pieces.
Well done.
Omigosh, John! That's just gorgeous! I didn't think you'd be finished with it anywhere nearly this quickly -- wow!
AWESOME!!
WOW!
Julia > Well after an extended session today here is my latest quilt. The
I see a point that's blunted. You simply must send it to me to fix. Polly
John
Good beg, Polly. LOL
No, she just knows how to beg! Awesome job, John and Polly.
Elizabeth in Spring, Texas
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Not only did it not work, It was "Pointless".
John
John - do you ever sleep?
It's gorgeous, btw!
Laurie G. in CA
That is incredulous! How did you quilt it? Golly, you must never sleep.
I think you deserve a lie-down after that one. It's beautiful! But, how's your eyesight now after putting it together? ;-)
John, that is VERY nice! I love the way my eyes want to keep moving over the quilt, it will never be boring to look at!
Nice try, Polly! LOL
groooooaaaan!
That's really stunning, John. The random positioning of the dominant colours seems to make it 'shimmer' - I mean, there don't seem to be areas where one blue, red or green congregate together. I love it. Congratulations. Perhaps now you should do an Amish-style one - with huge pieces! It's been fun to hear your progress with this quilt - thanks >g< . In message , John writes
Whow John,that's great.I agree, you should go and lay down in a darkened room!
Oh my.....oh wow.....i love it....
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