Remember this post where I said I was doing the Stash Project by Judy, and I posted pics of my fabric all cut up- then I posted progress of my blocks coming together...then I had a nah I'm not in the mood to go near the machine or fabric day..lucky it only lasted 1 day..
I busied myself with block placement and settled on this which took me hours I might add...
Then Judy posted the Stash Project Setting ,Well today I have been connected to my machine like a bit of gum on the sole of your shoe collected from the footpath.
Errmm needless to say I have done nothing else today but sewn,and I what's more I enjoyed every minute.
And tada I have finished my TOP of the Stash Buster Project.
Had too shoo the darn cat off the back of the couch like 5 times, she thought I was playing a game and kept running across the back..
Now when Judy did her first post about this project she said if we don't like our Project we could just finish the top and send it to her and she would complete it into a quilt and donate it too an orphanage in Louisiana, a QOV or a veterans’ home .
ahh alas Judy's Stash Project has livened up something in me and I love my top and will be making it into a quilt soon as I can get some batting.
Big Thanks and lots a quilty Hugs to you Judy's generosity for sharing this project for many to enjoy,I have enjoyed making this even with the head muddle I had a couple of posts ago...
Cheers Vickie
Thanks for Stopping by.
24 comments:
It looks great Vickie. I wouldn't part with it either.
That is REALLY nice!! You chose great borders, it really adds to the overall effect of the quilt!
Your border colors are wonderful. They really make this quilt outstanding!
Fantastic job Vickie... I bet you are happy with it...
Cath Ü
well done you little quilter you.... love the colours
Looks really great Vickie!! I am falling behind on reading my blogs. Looks like you have been busy busy!
hugs Karen
What can I say...hhhmmmm...Outstanding !!..love the borders ...love the quilt top, great job there Vickie.
Cheers Michelle
You are on a roll this year Vickie! Lovely quilt top! Keep up the good work! Regards, Nessie
It's fabulous! Good going! Now you can use up your stash with confidence!
Wow Vickie, it's fabulous. The blue setting and then the dark border really pulled it together. Given me inspiration to try Judy's project one of these days myself.
Cheers,
Michele
Your quilt is beyond beautiful, Vickie. You did a great job!
Looks terrific! Great job!
Vickie,
What a great project that you have created from your stash- I am sure it must be very satisfying to have made it completely from your collection of fabrics. I am thinking of doing the same project when I finish a couple of my current projects.
I will look forward to seeing your next projects.
Regards from a Western Canadian Quilter,
Anna
Looks great Vickie. I wish I could get as much done as you have been. I'm just too lazy. Great job.
Great work on the quilt! Glad to hear that you are out of your quilting funk.
Judy posted a link so I had to come take a peek. It came out GREAT! Such a collection of fabrics and it all WORKS together. A quilt to snuggle under for sure. Cheers! Evelyn
It looks great!
I'll agree with everyone else - it looks great. I was swamped with other quilts, so I didn't join in on this project - but I am saving the instructions becuase it sure looks like a fun project to work on.
Liz
It's beautiful, Vickie! Congratulations on pushing yourself to try something new!
Vickie, that is fantastic!
Good on you for finishing the quilt and working entirely from stash. You'll enjoy that quilt for years to come.
I lived in Darwin after Cyclone Tracey; we used to go to the Humpty Doo pub for lunch on the weekends; great barramundi! I bet it's changed since then.
WOW Vickie, that turned out wonderful!
It turned out fantastic! I Love the colours and the border fabric is perfect! :)
That looks great! Funny about your cat...
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