I'm not sure about borders. It's only 32 inches square so I'm thinking of using 2 solid borders and one wider border. I don't think it will be a very large quilt. It should be easy to machine quilt!
I have a baby shower to go to in a few weeks and have been working on knitted baby booties. I should be able to post them very soon. I'm hoping to concentrate on my hexagons after the booties are done.
Tonight is our last meeting of our quilt guild. We end the year with a banquet. It's so nice not to have to cook. My husband is away on a golf trip so it's perfect timing!
Aww the blue sets the entire quilt, so lovely. And I can't wait to see how you machine quilt it. Will you free-motion quilt? :) Have fun at your banquet, it sounds lovely.
ReplyDeleteI will definitely do some form of free motion quilting. Just haven't decided which one yet!
DeleteIt's pretty! Can't wait to see it finished! Have a lovely time at your banquet!
ReplyDeleteThank you! The banquet was much fun last night!
DeleteYou are right. Using the light blue solid between each printed charm really sets off the twisted blocks. Good job.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Karen. I'm hoping adding the borders will set them off even more!
DeleteThat is beautiful! Everything looks so pretty together. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Melanie! Twisters are fun to make!
DeleteThat is so cute. I have never made a twister quilt but I really like yours. Would make a great baby quilt with a couple of borders.
ReplyDeleteI'm planning on adding a few borders and see how big it gets. I liked making it!
DeleteWhat a fun and cheery quilt! I like the sky blue fabric you used for the outer squares. It's a great color combination.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I'm trying to figure out what colors to get for borders. Another trip to the quilt store, maybe??
DeleteSuch a cute and fun looking quilt!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sharon! Hoping I can make it a little bigger with a few borders.
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