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Amy, from Park City Girl, is hosting an online Quilt Festival. Fun, right? My entry was an easy choice. My improv quilt. Due to the first-time experience of improv quilting I have a fondness of this quilt. No rulers, no rotary cutter, no real rules! This form of quilting is a feel-good experience and compliments both red and white wines. (Actually, I found it also goes well with a "so dirty it's filthy" martini!)
There's also a proud feeling of contribution to this quilt. The first block I created for this project was actually sent to Jacquie for Project Improv. Since sending the block I've spied it on the Flicker group. My block has the Alexander Henry Mocca flower and I love it. What a happy print.
I suppose my entry quilt is emotionally satisfying. Kinda crazy statement to make about a quilt, but there it is, in black and white.
14 comments:
I love the freedom and spontanaiety expressed in this quilt.
Amazing! You know, I have a hard enough time cutting with a large board and the proper equipment.
You should be proud!
I love the fabrics you picked for this quilt, very pretty.
quilts are such a personal thing. Love your quilt
i love this!! the bold colors, and all the white, so stunning!!
Wow, such cheery colors. I love how you display your quilts from the fence on those hangers :-) I looked further down and loved your stacked coins quilt too!
I have been having a blast looking through your blog! Your photography is excellent and your quilts are just beautiful! And I think that many projects are emotionally satisfying!
I really like those large improvised blocks.
Great color choices!
This quilt...and your fence...make me happy!
All of my quilts are in some way emotionally satisfying or I wouldn't bother making them. This one is also artistically satisfying with its great color and composition.
Great bold quilt!
I love all the fabrics in there - great work! Thanks for sharing.
Really interesting quilt. Great use of color & design. I love it. You did a great job!
Thanks for sharing!
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