I finished designing my Woodland Animal quilt for Kathy this morning. It didn’t take much more fabric to make it complete, just the right ones.
It was beginning to get too dark, which didn’t feel right. So I added a strip of sunlight. Then the brown calico softened all those bold straight lines. A frame that expands instead of constricting.
Tomorrow I’ll start working on the backing.
I love it!!! Your quilt has lots of personality and I really like how the strip of yellow and the calico frame make it all pop! Beautiful work Maria!
THanks Josie.
The border fabric is just the right touch the woodland quilt needed!
Thank Linda.
Absolutely beautiful! Great colors, and picture frame outline.
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This is outstanding, I just love this quilt! And that yellow strip added just the right sunshine ☀️
Thanks Kelli.
A beautiful quilt as always. You have an amazing eye for color!
I have enjoyed “watching” you evolve as a quilter.
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Perfection!
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This turned out so beautiful. Sweet dreams of wisdom to sleep under.
Lovely Barb!
This quilt is simply gorgeous…. Love the animals (of course!) and the combination of colors and fabric designs!
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It’s beautiful.
Thank you Barbara. 🙂
I think this quilt is one of your best yet! I love it!
Thanks Bridgett.
This quilt is so wonderful!! You are such an inspiration!
Wishing for a Zip magnet but i know you have a lot going on. Healing thoughts to Jon!
It’s a good idea Pat, I’ll look for a good photo.
This quilt is just beautiful Maria.
Thank you Uta.
I love it!
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Maria, the light mustard yellow and plum/maroon colors are just so beautiful. Gingerbread snaps and hot chocolate will go together with this stunning quilt. And calico ! What an inspiring touch !
Oh you’re making me hungry Eileen. I love your descriptions!
I absolutely love this quilt! Kathy is a very lucky woman. Maria, you outdid yourself with this one!
Thank you Barbara.
Oh wow Maria- this is beautiful. It has such integrity of design. Not sure how to explain what I mean except to say that all the colors, design elements with the animal portraits perfectly balance and complement one another. A rather weak explanation of a marvelous piece! Well done!
Thank Lois, this quilt seems to have touched a lot of people. It’s interesting to me to see that. I appreciate you thoughts.