The FPP is finished, yippee! I have even removed all the papers and that means that Soupçon part 6 is finished. Now I just have to decide if this project is finished or if I want to continue adding borders to make it bigger. Karen of Faeries and Fibres did a great job with this Mystery QAL and I certainly learned a lot and am pleased with the results. Thanks Karen!
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That us such a wonderful top!! The pattern is wonderful and your colours are beautiful! I'll be curious to see if you add more more borders.
ReplyDeleteGreat variety of different techniques there Heather- you've done a beautiful job as ever!
ReplyDeleteLooks fabulous Karen, so fresh and sharp. Did you decide yet whether to make it bigger with your large print?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Heather!
ReplyDeleteLove your fabrics and colors too.
It's beautiful Heather. I love the colors you chose.
ReplyDeleteMy gracious! It's gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat colors! LOVE your colors!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!! I think it needs something lighter for the final border. The dark seems too heavy. Just my opinion, I haven't seen it in person and I'm not sure how big it is. But it's gorgeous :).
ReplyDeleteWow!! Such a beautiful quilt.Hugs
ReplyDeleteI think it looks beautiful just the way it is! But, more borders would make it more beautiful, if you choose to go that route!
ReplyDeleteLove it, Heather! I'm undecided about adding to it - gorgeous the way it is, but depends on how you are going to use it - wall hanging, bed--??
ReplyDeleteHeather - you've done a great job of this quilt and I am so happy that you added your own personal touches. The quilt is gorgeous and I am so honoured that you decided to spend time sewing along with me. Thank YOU!
ReplyDeleteI am just about to post my first suggestion for making the quilt larger. There'll be more ideas to come!