One thing down, just a few more to go. Sorry about it being crooked. I had to use a bit of tape and snap the picture before it fell off my brick wall. LOL
If anyone has any ideas of how I can hang my quilt on my wall for pictures I would love to know. I really love the brick backdrop but not sure how to hang my quilts up there.
So my partner and I have different taste. I was taking a chance with these colors and style. I am not used to this, but I really like how it turned out. Although I don’t normally do brights I think I picked the right pattern, quilting and fabric.
The back is Alexander Henry June Jubilee; in case anyone wants to know.
Should send at the end of the month, until then it will sit happily in my view!
8 comments:
it's beautiful Amy! I'm sure that your partner will love it! I need to do some serious work on mine. I think it will come together quickly enough but working on it will help. ;)
It looks great! I love the circle quilting!
Fantastic, Amy! I really love your color palette. The circle quilting is the perfect addition.
It's super duper awesome!
Very fun DQ! It's good to stretch past your comfort zone once in a while. :-)
As to how to hang quilts on your brickwork...well, other than putting a nail or two into it, I don't know. If you can do that, then if you don't have a sleeve on the quilt, you can use binder clips ~ I use them all the time to hang my small quilts.
(you know, these guys: http://www.staples.com/Staples-Metal-Binder-Clips-Black-Assorted-Capacities/product_378813?cmArea=SEARCH)
It turned out very cute. I love the circles you quilted.
I love the back fabric!
Very nice job. I love the hand quilted circles. Grandma K. was very impressed as well. You have a great talent.
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