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It's done, probably, although I keep tinkering and stitching even though the binding is on and it's hanging on the wall.
It finished at 12 x 16 inches in the end. Just a tiny thing.
I might enter it into QuiltCon. I'm a bit proud of this baby - it's me, if you know what I mean.
it looks lovely! and your handquilting is admireable - I never done it...
ReplyDeleteIt's very unique. I'd like to see it at Quilt Con!
ReplyDeleteIt looks even better in the flesh as it were! You should definitely enter it. :-)
ReplyDeletelove it char, gorgeous! x
ReplyDeleteLOVE!
ReplyDeleteEnter it!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful Charlotte, really nice job!
ReplyDeletethank you :-D
DeleteThat is just so amazing!
ReplyDeleteits terrific, I like the way it radiates out of the red square, and its great that you didn't feel the need to over quilt it- its just perfect! Enter it into Quiltcon, what's the worst that can happen??
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Your different colors of stitching just make it shine!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Congrats on the finish.
ReplyDeleteYes, you should enter it
It's beautiful! I'm not surprised you are proud of it.
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful :-)
ReplyDeleteI love it - it's perfect!! (But I an not saying you are perfect though!!) xxx
ReplyDeleteits fab and I love the red quilting.
ReplyDeleteLove how this came out, especially the red quilting radiating out of the block
ReplyDeleteOh LOVE! That red quilting radiating out from the red square is perfection - and the texture of the neutral part looks amazing (I'd love to see/touch it!) So, so worthy of entering in quiltcon.
ReplyDeleteOh and I love the geeky name :oD
ReplyDeleteOoooh it came out fantastic! You really WERE almost done! :D I love your choice for doing the hand quilting.
ReplyDeleteAlso you should totally enter it!
Ooooh it came out fantastic! You really WERE almost done! :D I love your choice for doing the hand quilting.
ReplyDeleteAlso you should totally enter it!
Very pretty! Love the texture. This is a quilt one would like to touch.
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Simply Gorgeous!!
ReplyDeletethanks lovely!
DeleteThis is SO stunning!! I love this quilt. Beautiful work!
ReplyDeletethank you so much!
DeleteIt's a thing of beauty, Charlotte, love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is really stunning. The pop of red really makes the quilt and the hand quilting is gorgeous. Very inspiring :)
ReplyDeleteLove it! You should totally enter it!
ReplyDeleteAnd I love the name - fellow stats gal here!
I would be the stats gal, not my husband who I didn't know was logged in. Although I did infected him with my love of statistics and he now knows more than I do. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Charlotte! I'm so happy I found you and your wonderful blog from Amy! You make so beautiful and ispiring quilts! Finnish wishes from Greece! Teje
ReplyDeleteWonderful stitching. Iove how the colours cross and the red tones change
ReplyDeleteWonderful stitching. Iove how the colours cross and the red tones change
ReplyDeletewow gorgeous, love the simplicity.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful and so simple at the same time.
ReplyDeleteI love the way bright colors pop off of the low-volume neutrals. This really reaffirms that I'm heading in the right direction with my hexie quilt. I am in love woth the bit of red handquilting. It is the perfect unifying touch!
ReplyDeleteThis is even more fabulous now it is quilted! I do hope you enter it into a show. Just lovely x
ReplyDeletethis is beyond awesome, Charlotte, in every way! I bought some neutral and orange Konas recently in the hope of doing something like this, but now i won't bother and will just stare hopelessly at this instead! x
ReplyDeletewow! It's fabulous!!! Love the texture and please do enter it for the Quiltcon! Beautiful work, Charlotte.
ReplyDeleteyou should be proud - this is stunning! I love how the stitching line reach out into the neutral fabrics :)
ReplyDeleteWow this is my kind of ANOVA! I also use these statistics for my day job but I much prefer yours :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a great piece of work, could look at it for ages.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteLovely. I like how you quilted it, especially the red thread. you should sent it to Quiltcon.
ReplyDeleteI've been reading back through your posts, and had to say how much I ♥ this little quilt. Specially I love the subtle colours (Oakshott = drool!) and the single spark of red (b/c red, j'adore!). I love the hint of red in the quilting too, and the way the lines radiate out. Also, such *tiny* stitches you make! As another said, I could enjoy this for hours.
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Ill be looking for it at quiltcon! Just a week away!
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