Monday, March 25, 2013
Design Wall Monday 3/25/2013
This is now on my wall-clues 1 & 2 for Road to Round Rock. I didn't want to start it until I finished a few other things. And there wasn't a whole lot of time to bond with my sewing machine this past week. I should be able however to catch up this coming week.
And if you remember what was on my wall last week-here it is the top is all finished. Will send to the quilters this coming week! I really love the way it turned out. The Stonehenge grey was perfect for the background! Samuri Squares flimsy.
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What a contrast of colors between last weeks quilt and this weeks. I love the gray and red: I think I am going to need to make a gray quilt. And your Road is so '70s in color, a real blast from the past. Good job.
ReplyDeleteI splurged and bought Vicky's hand dyes for the road to round rock. Great fabrics to work with. Never thought about it being 70's but you are so right!
DeleteI agree with Gari. What a contrast. I do like this latest project. It reminds me of a tile pattern I saw recently.
ReplyDeleteLove the colors in both quilts. I hope you get more bonding time with your machine this week!
ReplyDeleteI love the black, white and red quilt! One of my favorite color combos!
ReplyDeleteLove your B,W,& R quilt. The grey really sets off the blocks well. Yes, I'd say you've taken a different "Road" on your new project. Looks interesting and can't wait to see what's next.
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