I'm using this fabric. It's very subtle -- but I soaked the white on white fabric in water with a drop of blue textile paint dissolved in it. I heat set it and there is very little patterning -- the paint was just too dilute for that, but it has a slight blue cast. To see other design walls, take a hop over to Judy's blog here.
In other news -- I received a CQ 4x4 in the mail Saturday. This is Gracie's work. It's sitting on a wonderful piece of chicken fabric that she also sent along.
And I don't think I published a photo of this here, even though I received it a while ago. This is Jean's work. And a fabulous piece of hand-dye that she enclosed with it.
12 comments:
Very pretty...don't you love it when the quilt gets too big for the design wall. That means it is almost done!
that is going to be a really striking quilt, great job!
WOW..your quilt is beautiful!!
Stunning quilt. Looks better each week :)
Wow.... so thats what you've been doing. Are you going to set the corner blocks into the medallion border... like the upper right appears?
I am not a batik girl but that quilt is STUNNING!!! You may have converted me.
Blue isn't my favorite color BUT this quilt is gorgeous and will look incredible on my bed when you finish it and send it to Florida. (It does have that "ocean" feel, doesn't it!)
What a beautiful quilt.
Definitely getting more and more beautiful! Can't wait to see the top all together.
What is a CQ? These are adorable little goodies!
Wow - That is gorgeous! Guess you need a bigger design wall ?
I was just telling DH yesterday that I need to "build" a bigger studio with valuted ceilings so I can have a 16' x 16' design wall. Of course I would need a ladder (with a hydrolic lift) so I could use it, but wouldn't that be great? Your quilt top is just beautiful, by the way.
This will be so lovely when finished, it already is!
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