I finished up James River Blues!
I really should give this quilt a new name, but sometimes, once you start calling a project by it's given name, it's hard to come up with a good nickname.
I sure enjoyed working on this quilt. Most of the time I like a challenge when I'm sewing. I'm retired and appreciate a little cerebral stimulation during my day. But sometimes I also like to sew simply for the fun of it, and that's what I need the last two weeks and this project fit that need perfectly.
I didn't even struggle with my #1 scrappy rule, no like fabrics touching. I guess because I had so many different fabrics.
This is Lifetime Quilt #74 and my 10th finish this year.
I used the pattern James River Blues by Paula Barnes for Bonnie Blue Quilts.
This quilt finished at 72" x 72" and has approximately 1,728 pieces.
I can hardly wait to see this top quilted, I think it will really bring this project to life.
WOW is this amazing! I absolutely love it... :)
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! Love the colors so much!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, Thelma, it's SO pretty!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty!!!!! I agree...quilting will be your frosting to that beauty!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! Definitely a must Make quilt.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely, positively love your quilt and I bet you are really glad that it is finished - well, off your list and now on the quilter's list. I hope you show it quilted. Judy C
ReplyDeleteThat is a lovely quilt! I love the movement that it has, and I know that it will be even more amazing when it is quilted!
ReplyDeleteI love it! You did a wonderful job on it!
ReplyDeleteWow Thelma, this quilt is fabulous!!!
ReplyDeleteLook at you go! You're really zipping through the projects!
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing..love the colours!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Thelma! Love the browns & blues together! What's next? :)
ReplyDeleteoh wow that is just so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI have looked at that pattern, it is great. Love your quilt
ReplyDeleteWow, you work really fast!! Seems to me you just started that thing a couple of days ago, although I realize it was more than that. It looks wonderful. I like the combo of brown and blue.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE those colors together. It's a beautiful quilt Thelma. And wow, 10 quilts in one year...I really admire you.
ReplyDeleteWow, looks awesome! Great job!
ReplyDeleteBravo! You are cranking out a quilt each month with time to spare... but not just quilts, gorgeous treasures! Your JRB (my new nickname for it)is unbelievably awesome Thelma!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful!! And the name suits the quilt ... unless you want to put a positive spin on it and use your blog title as its moniker -- No Longer Singing the Blues. But any way you sing it, the blue and brown melody is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteDebbie R.
Gorgeous! Is there anything you can't do?!
ReplyDeleteA very pretty mix of blues and browns. It seemed to go so fast too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!! I hope you show us abain after it has been quilted.
ReplyDeleteWhoops...I meant again.
ReplyDeleteI think it's pretty lively already--- Your piecing shows a lot of skill. Great job.
ReplyDeleteWay to go!! Another beautiful quilt :o)
ReplyDeleteFabulous! Your quilt is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful ... you got that pieced so quickly. I love it!
ReplyDeleteoh Thelma I know what you mean I am in that mode right now
ReplyDeleteI just want to sew and not think about it!
Love this quilt I just might have to make it too!
I happen to have lots of blues and browns waiting to be cut up and used!!!!
thanks for the inspiration
Kathie
Wonderful!! I love the blue & brown combination.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I didn't think I was going to like it, but the color combos are great and now I want my own :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work, Thelma! the scrapiness of all the blues and browns is great ...I need to get this pattern and beef up my browns ..I have the blues!! Beth
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful and I love it, so now I'll need to make one too!
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