I finished the D4P wallhanging last evening. The quilting is straight lines with occasional bubbles (circles) -- very easy! This measures 30 x 20 and used 1-1/4 yards of fabric.
I also quilted Squares in Stars thus knocking another flimsy off the UFO list.
June, 2012, was a month of acquisition rather than use! I want to reverse that before I slide down the slippery slope again.
See what other quiltmakers have on their design walls today at Judy's Patchwork Times.
Great quilt! Love those batiks! You have a great eye for color.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors, I haven't heard of D4P, interesting. Will check it out., would make a nice baby quilt.
ReplyDeletegreat colors and great idea about keeping the tally on cards. I am thinking about a recipe box idea....
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Love your D9P.
ReplyDeleteI want to make that version of the disappearing 9 patch. I've done a couple of the other way but this calls my name too. Hum, I am following your great example of acquiring fabric.... but need to get back to the using of fabric too. Do you have finishes lurking close by?
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your finish!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, gorgeous little quilt! Your fabrics are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThumbs up on the D4P! It's lovely.
ReplyDeleteYour D4P is very vibrant, love all the colors.
ReplyDeleteslippery slope? i'm already at the bottom...LOL...and it isn't even october (and lancaster) yet
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors! And I'm impressed with your record keeping. I'm ashamed to say I know things are out of balance when my stash drawers get hard to close.
ReplyDeleteSo this is the quilt that won the 2014 AAUW notecard contest? It certainly does deserve it, it is so pretty! Good job Nann!
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt! I can see why it will be one of the AAUW notecards!!! Congratulations!!! Thanks for posting this link in Stashbusters so we could come and see this beauty :)
ReplyDeleteA little late adding my congratulations. I love using quilt note cards.
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