The last two borders were attached to the OSU Quilt, so it's now a finished flimsy
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| OSU Quilt Pattern is A Day at the Spa Designed by Carolyn S. Vagts found in the February 2013 issue of Quilter's World |
I like how it turned out. It is certainly orange, a color I wouldn't normally work much with. It was a fun project that stretched my color comfort just a bit. Most of last evening was spent piecing the back. Hopefully, I'll get that done in the next night or two and will be able to send this one out for quilting.
That's pretty much it for what was up on my design wall this week. Not much progress with the Sweet Treat quilt, so I didn't bother taking any photos of it. Check out more design walls over at Patchwork Times.
14 comments:
Greetings from southern OK. Great quilt! I hope my "orange" daughter doesn't see it. She'll want one. (I have a "crimson" daughter, too).
It's definitely very orange! I like it - the black strips tie everything together, and the borders are very nice.
Oh I love this quilt. The orange is wonderful, I think.
The quilt looks great!
It turned out GREAT. I love it. I need to try out that pattern one of these days.
Need to track down that magazine. Have had Penn
State fabrics here for a quilt for DH. This may be the pattern I use. Good job
Wow, that is turning out great. Love the way you did the borders!
Some OSU fan is going to be VERY happy with that quilt! Love the double border!
I love it - so bright and such fun! I didn't have enough orange scraps to make even one block!
Love all the borders. Really like looking at all the yummy UFOs you had on the list, not bad less that two handfuls. I adore that coffee cup one, ya gotta get that one done ;)
The borders really add a punch to the quilt! I often make borderless quilts and really need to try harder to add that extra detail :) HOpe this week is a lot calmer for you and yours!
Wow! That is gorgeous!
I love the OSU quilt! great job.
I love this quilt. The borders really add interest and tie it all together.
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