wow, that is really one big quilt!! And I'm thinking about adding one more cheddar border on the last edge - but we'll see!! I think the yellow will border the dark border so it doesn't just kinda fall off.
I have to wait for quilting until Amanda gets out of the shop, but I have a few things to get me going. So not bad for my first mystery ever!!
The reds in the border are a bit brighter than what the picture shows, they sparkle a little bit through out. The greens in the border are a bit dark and would go lighter if I had to do it over again, but I like it as is too.
It's simply gorgeous! I love it!
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!! Beautiful .. .Judi in Mississippi
ReplyDeleteWhat an accomplicment finished already and it is beautiful
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you finished it already. I still haven't finished my Carolina Crossroads from several years ago.....grin.
ReplyDeleteIt's really nice.
Oh that turned out BEAUTIFUL! I didn't participate in this mystery quilt myself.. too much for this hand quilter.. can you just imagine doing that by hand?? LOL.. faint!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning, great job!
ReplyDeleteSharyn
Gorgeous. The quilting is going to make it stunning, I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteWonderful. I think a blue and gold is in my near future.
ReplyDeleteI love it! For a first mystery you were very brave about changing some of the colours, but it paid off - it's gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! it's fabulous!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful Sue! Bet you are oozing with joy over how this came out!!
ReplyDeleteThis is an awesome quilt. Congratulations on finishing.
ReplyDeleteAlda, Fl
You did awesome on your first BIG quilt. I think a skinny yellow border would be perfect for a great framing effect. Now you make me rethink this - I might have to bite the bullet and make the big quilt instead of making 2 smaller.
ReplyDeleteI love the quilt! You were talking of adding another border of gold to stop the dark but I think if you do the gold in the binding, it would be a nice edge finish.
ReplyDeleteI may grab your pic for encouragement to do this quilt.
I just love your colours - I've been watching this mystery and printing it out, but I didn't want red as the constant so was trying to decide what colour - your choice is what I really like best - glad you stuck to it. It is a beautiful quilt and I think the gold last border would bring it all together or just the gold as the binding would also do it.
ReplyDeleteThat's an incredible quilt Sue.
ReplyDeletehugs
Nan
It is absolutely a masterpiece! GOOD JOB!
ReplyDeletesao in Midlothian, VA
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Wow....you did a great job.......ready to start another one?
ReplyDeleteOr try another mystery still available on Bonnie's site ;0)....I think you have the mstery bug now just like I do :0)
It's a beauty,
Happy sewing
Incredible. It turned out gorgeous. Congrats on your finish.
ReplyDeleteOh Sue. It's beautiful!! Really, really wonderful work. I'm inspired. I was in my quilting room last night playing with my HSTs, pulling more paper, anxious to see it all together.
ReplyDeleteI'm doubly anxious now. Can't wait. Well done!
Wow!! I just love your quilt...your fabrics selection are wonderful...great job and fast, wow!
ReplyDeleteYour mystery quilt is wonderful! It's fun to see all of the different looks that come from the same pattern.
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