Your Center—Post Your Photos Here

[Helen W.]

My center is 60%. I’m not sure if I posted it right. Anyway, I think this is a very well done pattern. The roads fit in just fine even though my sewing isn’t always great.

Lynnanne, Your 60% version looks wonderful. Such a fun BOM. There are many variations everyone has made, it really get
your creative juices flowing. Good Job. HelenW

[Lynnanne]

Thanks for your support Helen. Your own work is truly beautiful and you still find time to help us all out!

[SusieWeir]

I posted my photo in the wrong place originally—I love this quilt and can’t wait for next month. Everyone is posting beautiful work!

[Carole B.]

Carole B. I just love it when you post your pictures of your wool version of Color My World. It is such a masterpiece. I have been
trying to get my Hook Line and Sinker finished before I go back Color My World in flannel. I am on the pieced borders now. Having
to do some recalculating of blocks since I changed the size of the original pattern. If you want to post some close ups again of the newest of your trees. I love to look at your details. HelenW

Can't wait to see what you come up with next, Helen! Attaching photos of my trees at the NSEW points. Sorry if any of these are duplicates from previous posts. Thanks for asking!

[Paulemoi]

Omg! Amazing trees!

[Beth B.]

Wonderful!

[Wendy Hildahl.]

[Wendy Hildahl.]

I wondered how in the world my road was ever going to fit in the giant circle of my houses ... but with lots of pins and marking my 1/2, 1/4, 1/8 1/16 Sections it went in very well!! Who knew!

[Nancy Lee.]

Ready for a City!

[PleasantValleyFarm]

Nancy, I love your colors and the way you blended the compass to pull in the colors of houses and roads. Very nice

[Cindy P.]

This is my nice “flat” center and thankfully it is 43.5” across! I’m working from my stash and decided to use a cobblestone fabric for my roads. I live in St. Augustine and we have a historic downtown with old homes and brick streets, so I decided to replicate that look! Thanks for the videos and tips, as it certainly helped get everything to fit together nicely!

[Lynnanne]

Really cute idea!

[sherri Eley.]

After the events of Jan 6 I felt compelled to memorialize that day in fabric. I am a political person and most of my family and friend get tired of hearing me rant. But thjs is a first attempt at an art quilt and I have much to learn and improve on. But sometime in the future my children may come across this in my cache of finished projects and recall this day. Hopefully then we are still a Democracy....

[Mary W.]

Finished the roads and they mostly went together nicely. I had to adjust a few of the houses seam allowances to fit, but that was no big deal.

[Carole B.]

Wow, Carole B, just wow!

Thank you, Barbara!

[Kathleen]

TAH - DAH! Wow, sure glad this part is done. I had made a mistake and cut the Inner road (subcut) pieces the dimensions
of the Upper road (subcut) pieces. It all worked out though as I just set them aside and used them for the upper road, so having
enough fabric was not an issue. I did find it easier for me to not use the template. This Quilt has been so much fun. Can't wait until next month!

[Barbara B.]

Please use THIS TOPIC to show your center. With more than one such Topic everyone has to look at both to see all the posts with photos.

[Stephanie H.]

I love seeing all the circles coming together. I just finished houses three and four, put them up on my design wall and low and behold.....houses 3&4 are too small! Guess what I forgot to measure THE SCALE! Back to the cutting table I go

[Paula R.]

I finished my roads and got everything sewn together! I’m relieved it went together so easily and lays nice and flat. This quilt is such fun. Can’t wait for next month

[Linda R.]

This step was pretty easy for me. I have done lots of quilts with circles. Did my road a little different. Wanted to set off my other black and whites.

[Carole B.]

Love this!