MONTH 12 -- Show Your Completed Top Here!

[Carol G.]

Very pretty! I like how you changed the background fabrics

[Helen W.]

Amy, Love the black background. Mine also has a black background. Hope I will be able to put up
a picture of a finished top soon. HelenW

[Helen W.]

Carolyn, Very beautiful quilt. The red, white and blue is wonderful. I would have guessed it was
made by someone living in the USA. But it could not be more beautiful. Great job. HelenW

[AmyE]

Finally done. I changed the birds and put in flowers instead of hearts, but otherwise followed the pattern. This one was a lot of work, but I like it.

[Monique G.]

I love your colours. You obviously choose your own palette and what a striking combination.

[Carolyn H.]

Thank you Sara and Barbara, this quilt was a lot of fun.
Carolyn, Nova Scotia, Canada

[Carolyn H.]

[Teresa B.]

Ready to be quilted

[Sandra Hand.]

Love the black background!!

[JANET E.]

My top is finished! I learned a lot and enjoyed the process. I'm glad I had done last years BOM first. Thank you for the adventure.

[Sandra Hand.]

I'm finished!! This was quite a challenge (which is always a good thing) and I'm happy with the final results. I wanted to make the last border look like Northern Lights around the cabins - hope that was effective. Ready now for a good press and a trip to the "spa". Thank you TQS and Barbara Black - could not have completed this without you

[Barbara B.]

Great design choices! Thanks for sharing your work.

[Donna M.]

Just wanted to share how I am approaching the quilting. I am a doodler and love the technique of putting a B&W image in a sheet protector to try out different ideas. This quilt is calling for a combo of ruler work and free motion from me. When I got to the bird border I was intimidated at first but then thought ghosting (I think that is what is called) would look lovely. I use this disappearing marking pen to set my guideline.

[Patricia B.]

my 2023 BOM is done! The backing is made of blocks from an abandoned project and I think it makes the quilt happy on both sides

[Patricia B.]