French Vintage is FINISHED!
This is Lifetime Quilt Number 80.
This quilt finished at 62" x 62" and has approximately 2,634 pieces.
I think I say this a lot, but it is definitely true this time, this quilt looks prettier in person. The outer blocks aren't as dark as they come across in the picture.
I really like the red and gray checkerboard for the outer border.
This is one of those quilts that takes a few minutes of studying before you take it all in.
Here's a review of the blocks:
center four
middle twelve
outer twenty.
I could not be happier with this project. It was fun to piece and I enjoyed watching it come together on my design wall. From the response this pattern has received, I'm guessing I'll be seeing a lot of these quilts on other blogs.
Well, now that French Vintage is all done it's time for the next project, a project that's close to my hearT, and I'll give you a hint, it doesn't start with the letter "B", it starts with the letter
The clock's ticking, are you getting ready to work on your March Schnibbles too? I can hardly wait to see the parade, I hope you're in it!
Wow, really gorgeous !
ReplyDeleteLove your quilt! Red and grey are wonderful together. That "T" block has so many possibilities! See you in Schnibble land!
ReplyDeleteYou should be happy, it is absolutely stunning!!
ReplyDeleteOh Wow! SO quick Thelma!! ... This quilt top is absolutely stunning!!! And I am sure the quilting will bring it up even more fabulous!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is another gorgeous Thelma quilt! It does take some time to "take it all in"... my eyes just wandered all over trying to look at everything.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is beautiful!I never would have imagined a quilt in red and grey.
ReplyDeleteLovely Lovely!! I'm very happy this one is in my TBM pile.
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely! You've done a fabulous job with your fabric choices!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's stunning, Thelma!
ReplyDeleteABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS QUILT THELMA ! I REALLY like the red & Grey combo !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt! I'm so impressed at how quickly you get your projects done. This one is on my to do list!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!! Will it have borders other than the checkerboard? Joe will be thrilled when he sees this.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful as usual, Thelma.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - simply beautiful. I love how you always give us the approximate number of pieces. Eee gads, I wonder if we knew how many pieces were involved, if we'd ever start a quilt. It's better to just dive in and worry about the number of pieces later!
ReplyDeletesillysally aka choc chip addict
GORGEOUS! This one is a keeper for sure. Can't wait to see your "T" Schnibbles!
ReplyDeleteLove it!! Your color sense is just perfect! You have inspired me to use gray and red together. Thanks for all the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt, but then I expect nothing less from you! Can't wait to start mine.
ReplyDeleteYour French Vintage quilt is gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's stunning!!!
ReplyDeleteAs usual it's gorgeous! Can't wait to see your "T" quilt :)
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Donna
It is just stunning! Another beautiful quilt :)
ReplyDeleteOMG Love it so much! Colors are simply perfect for this pattern. You do awesome work with your quilts and you're so fast too. Might just have to consider this pattern.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Congrats on finishing.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Great use of the fabrics to create shading and movement. Just stunning!
ReplyDeleteThat is one of the prettiest quilts I have ever seen. Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteI was sent to visit you via Quilting Under the Sun. (http://quiltingunderthesun.blogspot.com/2012/03/traveling-thursdays.html)
I am duly impressed!!!! Your French Vintage is delightfully amazing! THANKS for allowing me to watch you make my pattern. Now, I want to make it again...wouldn't it be cool made in civil war reproduction fabrics with vintage shirtings as the backgrounds?
ReplyDeleteTHANKS again for the FUN!!!!!
joe from thimblecreek :)