I am still learning my camera for close up shots ...
And NO
The borders are not that wavy - I had helpers....
Isn't that border print crazy? The stripes make it!!
I am glad I have that finished - and am now working on the backing. I hope that I will quilt it a lot faster than some of the other quilts that I make!!
On another note - last night was a crazy crazy weather night, we were under a tornado warning/watch all thru the night. Here is my favorite though...
"We are seeing some action out in the east, however it is a rural area, stay tuned tomorrow morning for more news coverage."
Cracks me up - there are actually quite a few people out here!! We want to see what's happening too, especially when it is pitch black.
Thank goodness for weather.com
Enjoy your day!! Make it quilty!!
12 comments:
Love the orange stripe.
I always hated that about local news coverage. I swear I expected them to have notes on the maps that said "Here Be Dragons" anytime they pointed outside of the city limits.
fun quilt and I guess the news don't care about people in the sticks! so stay tuned.... lol
Yep, I like that a lot!
This is amazing! LOVE the colours...and the border fabric is so fun!
What a fun, fun quilt! That border looks like rays of sunshine! Hope the weather calms down and y'all stay safe. Silly weathermen...
This border is perfect with those blocks! Keep safe :)
Way to go! It looks awesome!
Way to go! It looks awesome!
Love it! That border really works. Great use of color!
Beautiful quilt - great colors, and I love that border! Whoop whoop!!
I love the colors in this quilt! So bright and fun, and yes, the stripe really makes it!
I don't even watch the local news for weather. We have a GREAT radio station here when there is bad weather. It is much more accurate than the local weather service and they have a whole army of "spotters" out reporting on where the weather is bad and exactly what is going on. We get a few tornadoes around here, so it is pretty important! Go KTTS!
Bari
It looks great! I especially like the striped blocks that are scattered in the double squares.
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