Thanksgiving was so awesome! Dearest son, Patrick, was home, the Seminoles of FSU are now in first place and the weekend was full of football and fun.
I did finish my Africa quilt. It is not quilted yet. I am saving that for my friend, Bob, at Country Crossroads. I just love the way it turned out! I think it is one of the best quilts I have ever made. It wasn't the trickiest, but one of the most pleasing.
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Mary Pat you just blow me away! That is AMAZING!!! Good Job!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I can hardly wait for it to be quilted. I think I may enter it in the quilt show next year...maybe?
DeleteWow, what an awesome quilt! I love it. Sorry, I don't know how to make my words bigger.
ReplyDeleteOops! they made themselve bigger all on their own and by the way I'm not unknown, I'm your old friend, the very well known (and extremely popular :) ) Joyce Snyder
ReplyDeleteIt looks so awesome Auntie M!!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is quite spectacular! I am completely wowed by everything about this quilt.....absolutely amazing
ReplyDeleteMary Pat, this quilt is stunning. I don't have African Fabrics, but I do have an African friend that I'd like to make something for, so I'm just looking around to try to get some ideas, especially for color. Of everything I've seen, this quilt, and your second African quilt, are the prettiest quilts I've seen!
ReplyDeleteThis quilt is such fun!! It would be great quilted with one of my African patterns, like "African Maze!" I just might make one like it for myself! I have collected quite a few African fabrics. Are there little black strips between all the fabrics? Thanks for posting it!!
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Is this made with jelly roll width 2 1/2’’ with 1/4’’ black pipping What is the size of this quilt
ReplyDeleteOr did you make it with different sizes
Great post, much appreciate the time you took to write this.
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