Color my world — your finish here

[sewskeel]

Hallelujah it is done. Going to quilter next. It actually went together smoother than I was fearing. Barbara: Thanks for all your help and guidance.

[Cindy P.]

You did a marvelous job! Love the lighthouse and the Statue of Liberty as well! Would you mind sharing or selling those two patterns with me? Thank you! (Pilkcindy@gmail.com)

[Paige]

I would also be interested in the lighthouse and Statue of Liberty patterns. I can purchase was well if you prefer. My email is paigecurtis66@gmail.com. Gorgeous work!

Admiring your take on the compass star and your skyscrapers and your barns! My email: pattiwilcox1@gee mail dot com. Would love to purchase the Lady Liberty and light house patterns please!

[Orysia W.]

What a wonderful journey! Looking forward to quilting ideas. Thank you Barbara for your guidance and troubleshooting during this process. Looking forward to BOM 2022.

[060352]

Just finished the quilt top as the pattern is written. Enough of a challenge for me! Happy with the results and now to quilt it. Thanks Barbara, great class.

[RiaDE]

I am so happy with my Colour my World - so many thanks to Barbara for all her tips and tricks !!!

[Debbie P.]

Just curious is anyone has asked the question as to how many pieces are in this quilt as the pattern is written. I’m almost done and someone asked me and I couldn’t even answer the question. Hope someone knows because I know it’s been a huge challenge.

[fibreweb]

I have finished my quilt top except for the borders. These are added by Photoshop in the colours that I have planned. The same grey as the roads and then the background colour as the edging.
I designed the Houses in the City to look like classic Australian Houses and changed the trees to Gum trees.
Quilting it is the next big challenge

Very Cool creative changes to trees and little houses. Such a labor of love beyond the countless hours that must go into every one of these Color my World quilts! And especially love your tower (light blue, black, grey).

[Karen B.]

This is my BOM 2021 “Color My World” finish. Still to be quilted.
loved doing and learning all the techniques. A CHALLENGE indeed.
thank you!

Wish I could see your Color My World quilt up closer. Tree look very unique and creative! Houses and buildings appear to have great use of color!

[Karen B.]

Pic didn’t go with my first post so I am trying again!

[Karla M.]

[Mary R.]

I have finished my version of Color My World including quilting it. I substituted 2 of the skyscrapers for ones i have visited, Space Needle in Seattle and the Washington Monument in DC. This was a fun challenge and I love how it turned out. Thank you Barbara for wonderful videos and guidance.

[Cindy P.]

Beautifully done! I love the corner changes also! Would you mind selling or sharing the patterns with me? Thanks in advance! (Pilkcindy@gmail.com)

[Paige]

I would be interested in the Washington monument pattern to buy. Paigecurtis66@gmail.com. Thanks in advance!

Very finished and professional look to all elements! Your skill with quilting is evident! I too would love to have the skyscraper patterns for Washington Monument and the Space Needle. Thank you in advance. pattiwilcox1 at gee mail dot com.

[Deb G.]

Sharing my finished top. Thanks for the tips on next steps for quilting. Probably a January start date for me.

[borntoweave]

Barbara, Can you remind me how to post a photo of my finished Color My World top to “Your Finish Here”? Thanks for a great BOM. Virginia

[Barbara B.]

Barbara, Can you remind me how to post a photo of my finished Color My World top to “Your Finish Here”? Thanks for a great BOM. Virginia

Here is the post that explains it. To find it, I used the Search box for Posting Photos:

https://thequiltshow.com/forum/block...s-on-the-forum

[TeresaAnn]

This was fun and challenging as well! I couldn’t wait to get each months addition. I used fabrics from my stash, and it was such fun. It’s definitely a scrap quilt! I also included some of my grandchildren’s favorite characters. If you look close, you’ll see Elsa, and Mickey, and Lucy. Also, being from Pennsylvania and graduating from Pitt, I designed my version of the cathedral of learning after quite a bit of trial and error! A learning experience to be sure! I even included a bit of Penn state, where I work. I’m very happy with the colorful result. Now I need to add a border snd quilt it! (I have it on my living room carpet, and it needs a good press. Borders and quilting to happen after the holidays! Thank you to Wendy snd Barbara, and the videos were great!

[Barbara B.]

Beautiful job, TeresaAnn!

Beautiful creative use of colors and patterned fabrics!

[Barbara B.]

Just curious is anyone has asked the question as to how many pieces are in this quilt as the pattern is written. I’m almost done and someone asked me and I couldn’t even answer the question. Hope someone knows because I know it’s been a huge challenge.

No one has asked, I have NO idea and wouldn't begin to count now. Occasionally, I do like it know how many pieces are in a long-term project. Then, I keep count as I make each block, using a spreadsheet. Doing it after the quilt is done would be too much work. So if you want to know, keep count from the beginning.