No string is too small! A friend gave me these after she trimmed down a jelly roll (!)
I've played with them on and off since October and I'm finally finished. I hand appliqued the circles just before quilting. It is #5 since I took Rayna Gillman's workshop in June and the circles were my way of adding my own twist to the project. The size is 24 1/2" x 30".
UPDATE
After some email discussion with Rayna, we believe that the better orientation is this:
20 comments:
Oh wow! I love this. Great job.
fabulous! Rayna is also an author on this blog, so maybe she'll see it!
Great quilt! The circles add just the right amount of interest.
Very nice! I love how the fragmented horizontals and circles add such interest!
Your quilt is great! The circles and their placement are creative and make the quilt come alive.
Great job and the circles add that perfect touch.
Very nice. I love strings and circles and I prefer the vertical form!
Great quilt! Do you plan to hang it? It reminds me of a painting.
that is fabulous-another WONDERFUL example of something BEAUTIFUL from nothing!
I luv it and I think that the horizontal orientation is perfection!
Raynas book really changed my perception-you are so LUCKY to have taken a class from her in person!
Lori, I love seeing your quilts develop. Circles are a great addition.
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Yes, öI think this way it*s more interresting. Merry christmas to you too!
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You do very fine stitching. I like the second orientation the best too.
Oh this turned out so well--actually, I like both ways lol!! Hugs, Julierose
wow, cool, i love it. lg manu
Hi there and thank you for visiting my blog.
What great work you are doing. I will com back often and look at your projects :-)
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The movement shows better in the quilt with the new orientation. This is a gorgeous quilt rendering.
I need to look into Rayna's workshops to tap into my inner quilt designer.
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