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I finally got my picture posted of my first Convergence quilt. I put a pic of the back there as well.
Why do I have a knot in my stomach? I'm glad no one can see it up close. I had thread tension problems on the back. :roll:
The next quilt will be perfect if it kills me. Ha!
Barbara
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Hi Bar, Ricky was right after all!!! I'm glad you kept on working on that harmonic convergence. It turned out to be a wonderful piece.
Have a great day, Sharon in TN -
Barbara, it turned out wonderful. I love the dark rich blues and the contrasting colors make everything pop. You are encouraging me to get mine quilted.Comment
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I really love the colors. Thanks for sharing!
ChelleyComment
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Beautiful! Forget the pit in your stomach! It's great.Comment
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I absolutely love your colors--it's beautiful!Comment
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Barbara, Your quilt is so pretty! The colors are beautiful. Perfect shmerfect . Just finishing is perfect enough for me. That it turned out so nicely is icing on the cake. KarenLyndhurst, Ohio USA - East Side Suburb of Cleveland, Ohio
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It's lovely, Barbara - very 'serene'!
LorchenFrom the edge of Sherwood Forest, home of Robin Hood
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Barbara,
That quilt is awesome! I love the back too-great fabric.
from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY
Gammill Classic Plus w/IQComment
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Barbara your convergence is spectacular and it looks pretty darn perfect to me so don't worry too much about the next one just enjoy this one and when the next one comes do your best then and that is all that counts.
But I have a question about the back is is all one piece of cloth or pieced and if one piece what manufacturer and pattern. It looks like the ombres that come from England but also has the look of Ricky's new line so I am at a lost but love the fabric and can think about many uses for a piece like that so fill me in please
Thanks Ann aka Snowplow currently in Mississippi Texas here we come on MONDAYComment
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Ann.....
The quilt top is Ricky Tims Caveman Crunchies, the border and binding are hand dyed fabric from Cherrywood Fabrics and the back is Ricky Tims Rhapsodie Coloree. It is quilted with G Glef (my nod to Ricky) by Jelly Bean Quilter.
BarbaraComment
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Barbara, I love the quilt. The colors are some of my favorite. You inspire me to try making one myself. Maybe after HoustonOriginally posted by bar7700
You shouldn't have that know in your stomach. The quilt is great!
CharlotteComment
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I just posted Remembering Aunt Cora #3 in my profile and now that I have mastered that I can go back to blogging my quilting story.
Remembering Aunt Cora #1 (which lives in Oregon now) was an adaptation of attic windows to represent Aunt Cora's china cupboard where she kept her cups and saucers. #2 lives in California and I did not get a picture of it posted but #3 is MINE. And it travels with me in the summer in the motor home too.
#3 was a true experiment for me because I thought I could caveman cut the teapot and not have to applique that section. I think I did pretty good on it and this is one of my favorite quilts.
Aunt Cora was a special woman in my life and I am so happy that I could honor her in this way. #1 and #2 belong to two of her grandchildren and they love theirs but mine blends the love of beauty I learned from her and the free spiritedness that she also taught me. She was a woman before her times and if I am half that woman I know I have done well.
Ann still in Texas but moving out Monday.Comment
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