Well, the top is, anyway. I'm taking a moment to celebrate the occasion before it goes in the "tops to quilt" pile.
This is one of those quilts that "takes a village." Many thanks to Ann Champion for the inspiration with her vintage rescue quilt. Kaffe Fassett, for the pattern from his book, Quilt Romance.
Wonderful fabrics from Victoria, Buffy and Bonnie.
Curved piecing instructions and encouragement from many of you!
I think it will look great on my bed.
This blank design wall is the best reward. Onto new projects!
STUNNING. Congrats on the completed top!
ReplyDeleteWow! Wow!!!
ReplyDeleteIt is gorgeous! I am so inspired not only by your way of working with colors and textures but also your persistence. A wonderful accomplishment!
And, you are so right about the rewarding empty design wall. I always feel that way too!
ReplyDeleteThat looks fabulous! What a great accomplishment. Can't wait to see how you quilt it. Keep going, don't let it hit the finished top pile!
ReplyDeleteOh yeah! I love it! What an accomplishment - it is a stunner!
ReplyDeleteIt is just unbelievable!! I absolutely adore it and am green with envy! You did a fantastic job!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fabulous! Can't wait to see your next project.
ReplyDeleteYippee! I am so proud fo ya! It looks absolutely wonderful on your bed. I know that you are thrilled, you must be! Yumm-yumm-yumm
ReplyDeleteWhat a totally awesome, absolutely fabulous quilt!! Super!
ReplyDeleteAll that continued hard work sure paid off! Congratulations.
ReplyDeleteIt is so beautiful and graphic. It almost makes me want to make one.
ReplyDeleteIt looks fantastic- and perfect on your bed! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteJust fantastic! This is well worth celebrating. Maybe one day I'll build up the courage to try this beautiful pattern, too...
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Great work! Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteHard work with all those curves....congratulations!!!!
Grazia ;)
It is so wonderful, I didn't realize it was bed size...I am even in more awe!!!!I really have to make a red quilt!!!
ReplyDeletereally looks great on the bed -
ReplyDeleteHow nice to give creative credits all around!
congrats on a fresh clean design board.
Wow. Very zingy. The colors really pop. Bonnie
ReplyDeletewoohoo, fabulous!!!!! love it. any leftover blocks for you to have fun with?
ReplyDeleteVibrant, graphic, and bold... you've done a great job. Yes, it does indeed look good on the bed.
ReplyDeleteWow...love this quilt! Great fabric choices (multiple size dots...so fun!)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fabulous! Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteSTUNNING!!!!!!! way to persevere my friend! it's fantastic!
ReplyDeleteintense, intricate, beautifully made but still with a bit of play in the blocks...you continue to be my goddess...
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning Art Deco styled quilt - but if it were on my bed I would not be able to sleep - I'd be "wrapped" in admiration....hoho
ReplyDeleteIt's sensational, congratulations on getting it all together. There's nothing like a blank design wall!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! This is such a timeless pattern..a classic. You did a fabulous job on the fabric choices/piecing. It look so good on your bed too :)
ReplyDeleteLeeAnn, breathtaking!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I hope to see in person someday! I smiled when I saw fresh design wall, it is such a rush and I wonder what u will grace with us next!?
ReplyDeletedon't you just love the black swiss and red (or is just me that loves that combo!) great job. cw
ReplyDeleteThe quilt has a vintage look to it. Good piecing work.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great quilt, and it looks perfect on the bed. Will you hand quilt it?
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! It is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThis quilt is a masterpiece!
ReplyDeleteIt's such a great quilt! I'm in awe!
ReplyDeleteLove your selections of fabric. The flowery fabrics really add depth to the design!
I can only echo what everyone else has already said....this is fabulous! What a beautiful quilt. Your fabric choices and placement make it really fun. And what a feat of perserverance. Great job!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, beautiful, beautiful! Such fabulous work!
ReplyDeleteI am in awe over this quilt I keep coming back every few days just to stare at it!
ReplyDeleteI may have to break down and make one too!
thanks for sharing and so nice of you to credit everyone
Kathie
That is one amazing quilt you have created Nifty- I love the dots -so funky looking and the over all pattern is stunning.
ReplyDeleteI had the good fortune to see Kaffe Fassett at a evening seminar last fall and asked him if there ever could be too much color and his answer was one word NO.
I love all the multiple designs of your fabric. Thanks for sharing.
Regards from a Western Canadian Quilter,
Anna
Okay this picture is fantastic but honestly it is even more beautiful and brighter in real life.....It has inspired me to make one too. I've got Kaffe's book and ordered a bunch of black fabric from Jackie at Canton village quilt works.....I may do it in black and Kaffe fabrics.
ReplyDeletethanks Nifty for the great inspiration.
Happy Sewing