When I made it several summers ago, I used a jelly roll of Sherbet Pips.
Now that I have seen Mary's beautifully hand quilted version, I'd like to hand quilt this one. The back is already made, and now I'm at the point where my quilt-making usually comes to a dead halt--the basting step. I really need to work on that.
This is so very sweet Cindy. I spray baste so it's quick
ReplyDeleteJust spray basted a twin size in 20 minutes on my two banquet size folding tables pushed together.
ReplyDeleteLove the colors against the grey. I spray baste too and have never done "regular" quilt basting.
ReplyDeleteWell, I just taught basting in my "First Time Quiltmaking" class today! Wish you'd been there! We had lots of table space, and I encouraged everyone to help each other pin baste. It works so well to have a basting-buddy. You can sure accomplish a lot more, and best of all, friends make basting fun!
ReplyDeleteOoh! I love how your strip piecing gives this quilt a propellor effect. Very fun.
ReplyDeleteIt's such an interesting version! They DO look like the propellors! Good luck with the basting- sounds like you need a basting-buddy!
ReplyDeleteI love the pieced blocks. Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteThis is so wonderful! And I love Sherbert Pips, so a double thumbs up!
ReplyDeleteIt's so pretty, you've got to get it basted!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome!!
ReplyDeleteIt is so good to see this quilt again! It is precious with the Sherbet Pips collection. I hope you do hand quilt it...hand quilting would be so sweet with this fabric! Thanks for sharing Cindy!
ReplyDeleteCindy, I love your Sherbert Pips quilt! Weren't you working on this at your first Gruber's retreat? Basting is no fun, I agree ;-)
ReplyDeletefantastic idea - it Looks totally different :)
ReplyDeleteI love Aneela's fabric. You really must finish this quilt, it's so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the hand quilting!
ReplyDeleteDarling, darling! That fabric line was one of my favorites and the block is so cute. Keep on keeping on, Cindy!!
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