As I type this, it's nearly midnight on Thursday night. I had a CE dinner (continuing education) after work today, so I wasn't home until around 9pm. After catching up with the hubs and chasing the cat off the couch because he kept trying to eat the blinds, I snuck upstairs, already tired before my work even began. Despite being tired, I settled in fairly quickly and was enjoying myself as I sang along to my music (rather badly, I might add. Lol). The clock struck 11:30 as I pressed my last seam and got to appreciate my Supernova top in all its glory. :)
I don't know about y'all, but KY is pretty dark at 11:30pm. Also, I don't have many places I can lay a quilt top this size out flat in my apartment and get a picture of it. This meant my pictures are
kind of craptastic not quite as good as I'd like. But I managed to clear off the bedroom floor and lay things flat and snap a few pictures. At one point, I just held the camera above my head in an effort to get a picture of the entire top. I even kicked a pile of unfolded laundry into a pile so I could stand on it. Hahahaha!
I'm stoked with how things turned out with this top! I was nervous from the start with my fabric choices, but this turned out just
perfect in my eyes, which is what matters most, right? :) I need backing fabric and batting, so I'm not sure when this lovely will get quilted. If I can find a good coupon, I might drop by Jo Ann's soon since I've got a gift card burnin' a hole in my pocket. ;)
Linking up with
Needle and Thread Thursday,
Finish It Up Friday, and
TGIFF!
This looks awesome and you got it together so fast! Whoohoo!
ReplyDeleteThanks Alison! I doubt I'll get another top together this quickly, I might have got carried away working on it. Lol. I'm planning to be a bit more snail paced so I can enjoy the pretty weather that has finally arrived and seems to be staying. :)
DeleteThis is fantastic! Are ya hooked on improv yet?? I love the way the colours came together! I'm a big fan of holding a camera over my head to try to capture the whole quilt... never thought about standing on a laundry pile but now that you've planted the idea I see even fewer reasons to bother putting laundry away!
ReplyDeleteThanks Val! I really am liking improv, I can see myself doing more projects with it. And this was probably the only time I was glad I was behind on chores, I needed the extra boost from the laundry! Lol.
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ReplyDeleteDon't worry about the pictures! We all know the important thing is that you FINISHED A TOP! Looks great btw...
ReplyDeleteThanks Ann! Finishing a top trumps all when it's late! Lol.
DeleteYour Supernova is beautiful and the fabric/colors are perfect. Will you free motion quilt it?
ReplyDeleteThanks Jennifer! I'm not sure how to quilt it right now. The example in the book had some beautiful FMQ, I might try my hand at something like that. Quilting is always so hard to decide on!!
DeleteI love this technique and your colors are perfect! I took a class from Jacquie Gering last year too. This quilt is on my I would love to make list.
ReplyDeleteThanks Beth!! It really is a fun quilt to make, you should do it! :)
DeleteIt's awesome. And we've all done some strange things to get good photos. Thanks for linking up with TGIFF.
ReplyDeleteThanks Anja! And thanks for hosting TGIFF! :)
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