Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Next border :-)

Given that I've been on a bit of a roll with Mrs Billings lately, and I had cut out the next lot of triangles, I decided it was high time I added the next border. It's tiny compared to the marathon that was the double diamond border, but I'm so glad it's in place.


One thing that thrills me right now is that the top is still relatively flat. With a medallion quilt (and especially one with so many pieces) it can easily get very ripply with the addition of each border. So far so good, but maybe I shouldn't speak too soon ... there are still three borders to go.

I'm off to do some MORE blanket stitching, so I'll check back in soon.

22 comments:

  1. It's gorgeous. You should be proud. It looks amazing so far. Can't wait to see the next border on.

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  2. What a quilt to view while I have my morning coffee!! It is Gorgeous Tara. Love it.

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  3. and with each border added it just keeps getting larger so there is more sewing. Way to go Tara, Mrs Billings is looking gorgeous.

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  4. Look pretty spectacular from here... you're doing great!!!

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  5. it is beautiful! well you hand quilt this or have it machine quilted (if you do not do your own?)

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  6. It's amazing - you are patient and dedicated.

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  7. congratulations! It looks great

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  8. OMG!! It's FAB-U-LOUS!I made some hexies today at quilting!

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  9. Good job! I´m thrilled to hear about next three borders!

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  10. Mrs. Billings is looking fabulous! And you are right...so nice and flat (I am intimidated by all the triangle borders!).

    In stitches,
    Teresa :o)

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  11. Your quilt looks awesome! Beautiful!

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  12. ooo really nice. Another exciting quilt top in the making!

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  13. Anonymous2:42 am

    Hi Tazzie,

    It just keeps getting better and better! Donna

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  14. Its utterly gorgeous. And wonderfully flat. I love this quilt so much but have to live vicariously through yours because I'd never have the patience to do one !

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  15. Wow! I'm in awe of this one.

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  16. Keeping the quilt flat is a major accomplishment with this much bias and complexity in the rounds added! It looks wonderfuller and wonderfuller...

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  17. Just how big is this quilt when it is done? I've not heard of Mrs, Billings. Is it an Australian pattern?

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  18. Wow ! it looks amazing Tara xx

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  19. Girl-just checking in----wow!!! this is gorgeous... You've really made a beautiful piece.

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