(here is where the cheating comes in ... I 'stole' this photo off of Mary Anne's blog)But, I love how the curve piecing goes nicely with the feeling of motion in the ceter square and with the butterflies.... such a nice complement! and to bring out the yellow... it brings the quilt to life.
I must say.... great choices Mary Anne!
You can check out Mary Anne's blog to see how she ended up with this as her final decision.
Now... I wonder how the first round robin piece is coming together. The last time I saw it, it was hanging on Anne's design wall, attempting to tell Anne what it needed. I sure hope the lines of communication were flowing smoothly :-)!
Now... I wonder how the first round robin piece is coming together. The last time I saw it, it was hanging on Anne's design wall, attempting to tell Anne what it needed. I sure hope the lines of communication were flowing smoothly :-)!
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I may have cheated by sharing it on my blog before I took it to the Pelham Quilters meeting - oh well - go ahead and shot me. This project again taught me that sometimes you have to get in and get your feet wet before you actually know what you are going to do (and be willing to do some FROG stitching (rip-it, rip-it, rip-it))!
I think Anne's progress on the challenge has been thwarted by the progress on the Hoffman Challenge. Whoopsie!
Teri
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