Once organized, the layout went smoothly...
I do need to work on finding a place for a design wall, rather than a "design floor"... it's murder on the lower back!
Only found two (more) oopsies... that's what I get for trying to change a pattern to suit me... *lol*
that looks fab! I know the design floor is murder- my knees dont cope! but its all ive got too!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great. For a designwall you need a big wall that's not in use, and I don't get a wall that is not already in use so i have to help myself with the disignfloor too;o)
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I use my design bed which is only marginally better than the floor. My stretch doesn't make it to the middle of king size and sometimes the dog jumps up and helps. A big wall would be a nice thing.
ReplyDeleteGot sidetracked discussing the wall and forgot to mention the great job on the quilt. As always you have a great eye. Selina
ReplyDeletewow that was quick! very pretty :) I think you should get some rainbow stripes or polkadots for the binding :)
ReplyDeleteLove your new quilt. I can't do the floor. I have a flannel backed tablecloth pinned to the wall. Have a great day.
ReplyDeletePretty and happy! Love it.
ReplyDeleteOh, I likey! It looks so summerish... and that's SUCH a good thing!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your uplifting comments... they always make me smile!
Have a wonderful rest of the week! Mine's looking to be pretty busy doing the 'mom thing'... but I wouldn't want it any other way!
That is so pretty!! Love all bright colors!! Sure went together quickly!!! Yes, I need a design wall too. I feel your pain!! :-)
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job with design! And you're so organized ~ you might consider teaching a quilting class.
ReplyDeleteI like your rainbow quilt! A lot.
ReplyDeleteThe tablecloth with a flannel backing on the wall is a good idea.
The floor kills my back, too.
How wonderful it is! I use my bed to design on, but I'm usually standing between my honey and his television view, ha ha!
ReplyDelete:-}pokey