IF YOU WERE A QUILT WHAT WOULD YOU LOOK LIKE???

[Margo C.]

I've given this question a lot of thought and am not sure that I'd want to share my thoughts. However, it would be an interesting project for a quilter to produce the quilt that most represents him/herself.

[Betty J.]

I'd be a very untraditional, probably not semetric in anyway mystery quilt, and with a thick batting all bumpy and thumpy. :lol: 8)
(what a great question)...and I agree about the general assessment of Ritzy. Margo would be an elegant fabulously quilted traditional quilt with just a twist of contemporary flavor and very warm and one of a kind. cheers, BJ

[Margo C.]

Thanks BJ! As I sit here in my jammies, I don't feel very elegant at the moment!! LOL!!!

[Margo C.]

I think I would have to be a quilt of irregular shapes and rich, sumptuous fabrics so jewel paisley in velvets and silks. I guess that only leads to a traditional crazy patchwork.

I'd have a little elegant embellishment and be quilted in a way that you would have to be patient to see the pattern but find it quite soothing and rhythmical under all those any which way patches.

Love me or hate me, I'd be the thing that catches your eye and you'd just have to stroke to feel those fabrics!

[Margo C.]

I think I would have to be a quilt of irregular shapes and rich, sumptuous fabrics so jewel paisley in velvets and silks. I guess that only leads to a traditional crazy patchwork.

I'd have a little elegant embellishment and be quilted in a way that you would have to be patient to see the pattern but find it quite soothing and rhythmical under all those any which way patches.

Love me or hate me, I'd be the thing that catches your eye and you'd just have to stroke to feel those fabrics!

Sounds like a crazy quilt to me!

[Marion D.]

blue and silver, with bits of everything else (even one piece of orange). Backed with flannel, because it is warm. A traditional pattern put together in a non-traditional way. AND....one of a kind!

[Betty J.]

I think I would have to be a quilt of irregular shapes and rich, sumptuous fabrics so jewel paisley in velvets and silks. I guess that only leads to a traditional crazy patchwork.

I'd have a little elegant embellishment and be quilted in a way that you would have to be patient to see the pattern but find it quite soothing and rhythmical under all those any which way patches.

Love me or hate me, I'd be the thing that catches your eye and you'd just have to stroke to feel those fabrics!

Ooh! Sounds so magnificent I think you should make one and call it "Self Portrait".

[Betty J.]

blue and silver, with bits of everything else (even one piece of orange). Backed with flannel, because it is warm. A traditional pattern put together in a non-traditional way. AND....one of a kind!

So fun! Would love to see that. Cheers, bj