I started, and even finished, a new quilt top over the weekend (pattern can be found in this book) . As you can imagine, there was some serious marathon sewing involved :)
At first I was quite intimidated by how very precise all the seams needed to be. Those green squares finish at 3/4" so even the slightest discrepancy in seam allowances would show right away.
At the end though I found the repetitive nature of piecing these blocks together quilt therapeutic and enjoyable.
Hope you all had a great weekend too. Svetlana
oh my Svetlana- such precision and artistry all in one weekend..... beautiful and impressive!
ReplyDeleteI agree! I have one in the works too, and it took me several weeks to finish the top...and my seams aren't perfect. I'll admire yours;)
DeleteTruly Lovely! You win the prize for perfection today...hahaha.
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Simply Perfect!
ReplyDeleteSvetlanko, opravdu nadherna prace, vse tak krasne presne ... vypada to nadherne! Mas neskutecne sikovne ruce! Krasne dny!! Pa, Jola
ReplyDeleteThe splash of blue at the bottom is perfect! Just awesome!
ReplyDeleteWow! You're a machine woman! Jxo
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love the green and white!
ReplyDeleteI didn't realize this quilt came from a book. Does the quilt in the book have different colors? It's just such an unexpected twist and makes yours look so modern, especially with the blue and green colors. This is just a beautiful modern quilt, Svetlana!
ReplyDeleteOh my it's just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteStunning! Great color choice.
ReplyDeleteamazing to do this in a weekend, would have taken me months, It really is a beauty and so accurate, like others have mentioned the splash of turquoise blue at the bottom is so nice
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, and looks great with the light shining through
ReplyDeleteOh, I love it! The green is the perfect shade and the sprinkle of blue makes it interesting. Keep going!
ReplyDeleteI like it very much!
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful. The green squares against the white background looks stunning.
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous Svetlana and I can't wait to see how you quilt it!
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Whew, those are teeny blocks, but they look fab! Hope the ankle is up to finishing it soon
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