Wednesday, March 20, 2013

How you like me now?

Haha, I've got that song running thru my head - I just heard it on the TV, and it's like a worm. It wiggles on into your brain, and it won't let go! But anyways ... I just had to reveal my progress ...

I'm sorry this picture is so blurry, it's almost 11.30pm here, and I just couldn't wait a minute longer to share where I'm up to with you! So blurry and dark it had to be :-)

All the hexagon units are glued in place (except one small unit in the top left corner that I've lost or forgotten to make). One complete border has been appliquéd  so I just have three sides left to stitch down, and I can send this baby in for basting. I'm so entirely thrilled with how it's coming together!

There won't be any more interesting pictures of the top until it's being quilted, so be sure to get your eye-candy fill for now. I better go catch some zzz's, so I'll chatter soon :-)

30 comments:

Deb said...

It's absolutely wonderful. Truly a masterpiece and so much work!!! You have been an inspiration to start one of these (although not yet). It's been fun watching your posts as this quilt went together. Congratulations on such a beautiful quilt!!

May Britt said...

This is such a wonderful quilt. A masterpiece.

Heather said...

Wow, gorgeous!

Rosa said...

Mmm, it`s just fabulous.Are you hanquilting it?Happy quilting!!

Celia from England said...

Congratulations - this is absolutely fantastic, it looks wonderful! You must be so proud.

Karen - Quilts...etc. said...

it looks great - I bet you are glad you decided to applique that last border. Looking forward to seeing how you quilt it.

Frances Leate said...

WOW! Well done this is a truly amazing quilt. Take care.

Monica said...

It looks awesome! And I swear it was only yesterday when you started. I love how the red and blue pops when you look at it...keeps your eyes moving around the quilt.

BillieBee (billiemick) said...

So much work! It's just gorgeous.

Pip said...

Your fingers must be worn to the bone, and you must be stitching day and night :) Looks great, you will be quilting it just in time for the cooler weather too.

lleblanc_nd said...

Absolutely stunning!

Shay said...

Mrs. Tazzie - its truly a masterpiece. When its photographed for a magazine or wins a prize I'm going to brag like mad I know you . You're so talented (and have the patience of a saint!)

mereth said...

Whoa, that's a lot of work, but the result is worth it. Appliqueing must be a huge time saver, for you to have got so far so soon. It's looking gorgeous....

Linda said...

Fabulous!

AnnieO said...

Congratulations! It has been quite a journey and you have done so well every time you show a new border :) Love those pops of bright blue!

Patti said...

I like you super-muchly! You've really outdone yourself with this one Tazzie. I'm very curious as to how it will be quilted!

Sheila said...

it is every bit as beautiful as i knew it would be, Enjoy the next few months quilting it. I am sure it will be another show stopper

phxquilt said...

What a stunning quilt! That looks like a life's work to be treasured by family forever.

Manuela said...

It looks so wonderful.

Greetings from Germany, Manuela

Grit said...

Your work is so fantastic!!!
Greetings Grit

Lynn said...

This is just stunningly beautiful - can't wait to see it all quilted.

Anonymous said...

Just AWESOME!!!
Donna in CA

Linda said...

Bee yooo ti ful. What a tremendous job that you've done. You should be very, very proud. Are you going to enter this one in a show? You really should. Must be very satisfying Tara!
Lurking Linda

cityquilter grace said...

truly awesome project...beautiful!

quiltygal said...

Absolutely stunning ...I know we have seen it's progress but to see it all together is fantastic I agree with Shay you are so talented & I shall brag like crazy too :)

LuAnn said...

What a gorgeous quilt. It is just beautiful!

Paisley Jam Designs said...

Amazing Tara !! job well done my friend. Are you going to hand quilt it ?
an not wait to see it for "real"
hugz Jen xx

Anonymous said...

I saw a picture of this quilt on Quiltygal's blog. It is stunning and the more I look at it I am more and more amazed.

I have a question--is Mrs. Billing's Quilt a "specific" pattern like a Baltimore quilt or is this a quilt you have named Mrs. Billing's? If this is your own design, how did you come up with the idea? Susan
senstrings at yahoo dot com

Anonymous said...

Wow! So much detail. Bet your eyesight is suffering from this project. Lol.

Quilts And Pieces said...

Oh my goodness! It is gorgeous!

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