Below, this is my experiment with leftover 5" oriental charm pack squares and some triangle squares from Susie's quilt. It is going to turn into a table runner for part of a wedding gift.
The orange print will be the backing, making it two-sided. I love the orange! The other print and some leftover mottled black/blue from the triangle squares will make the front.
Lastly, I finished E-1's Batik Zen top. It is really much prettier in person.
Lastly, I finished E-1's Batik Zen top. It is really much prettier in person.
Nothing in particular happened in my quilty world on Sunday but I did have spend some pleasant hours there on Friday night (after the earthquake) and Saturday. It was a good weekend though of course went by too fast. Watched "Frost and Nixon" last night on pay per view with G-man. It was pretty good but left me with more questions. I was 12 when he resigned, and was on a long vacation with my Grandparents and a cousin. We were in Port Angeles, Washington, watching on TV the bizarre resignation and "victory exit" by helicopter. I'll never forget it! Politicians do live in their own little worlds, don't they?
4 comments:
Wow, I reallllly like that batik zen top! So different!
Like the batik zen...I've had that pattern on the top of my computer desk for a few weeks but hadn't found the right fabric combo...like how yours came out. Maybe I should check out the batik cabinet a bit more?!
Love G-Mans quilt and your batik top really rocks! Love watching that come to life. It's been fun.
Fun, fun, fun! Love the E-1 batik. My friend Betsy is piecing one very similar with a K. Fassett solids jellyroll.
Great quilts AnnieO *VBS* Hugs, Finn
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