Ta-da! I’m all finished with the top.
All 8,063 pieces!!
So happy!
After it’s quilted, I’m thinking of making a wavy border edge. I’m going to have to do some homework on it first however. Math is involved and math and I are not friends.
Thanks for the encouragement so many of you gave. It really kept me going.
Quilting people are awesome!
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37 comments:
oh my word! look at all those tiny houses! you go girl! fantastic job!it turned out beautiful!
Helen
Yay Annette! This is totally awesome, and I'm so impressed - especially since I have exactly TEN of these little house blocks made. LOL!
OMG......so many pieces.....looks great.....
That is beyond words beautiful! Wow!
This quilt is so great! I love it!
Congrats!
You can count past 8,000. Math MUST be your friend! Great quilt and amazing accomplishment. Well done!
Congratulations Annette, it looks fantastic. I really need to build on my 14 sitting on their background fabric :-)
Thumbs up on your house quilt! It is fabulous.
Congratulations!!!!I am impressed and so happy for you. It is beautiful.
Great quilt, awesome houses!
Simply and totally awesome, Annette. What an amazing accomplishment!
Beautiful and so many houses! Like the middle one too and read through all your other house-posts to read the whole story and see more pictures. I can imagine you're proud of yourself!
Groetjes
Annemieke
FANTASTIC!!!! Oh my stars what a gorgeous piece of art. Truly you created one magnificent quilt. Truly a labor of love.
~Christina
That is amazing! Seeing all the houses together...they really are tiny! Beautiful quilt! Congrats!
Wowowowow!!! SOooooo awesome. :) That's one quilt to be in love with, for sure.
Hey - I saw somebody show how they do scallops and waves once. She takes ticker-tape paper, cuts a strip to match the length of the quilt side, then folds it in half, in half, in half, until it's about the size she wants the curves, cuts the curve edge, and then unfolds the paper out along the quilt edge to be able to mark the curves there. No math! Next time I have a scalloped or wavy edge, I think it'd be worth my time to cut some printer paper in thirds and tape a snake together, since I don't happen to have any empty receipt-paper rolls hanging around. . .
WOW! Hope you're in a guild that has a show b/c this one needs to be shown off!
TaDah!! Wonderful! What a great accomplishment, I'll be sending people by to see ~
:-}pokey
Oh wow- it is absolutely stunning!! You did such a wonderful job on all those houses!
Congratulations on a job well done!! It is indeed a beautiful quilt...
Absolutely beautiful! Annette, Congratulation!!!
I knew those houses were small but I didn't get a good feel for how small until now. What an amazing accomplishment. I just love it! What are you going to do now?
Stunning!!!! You have done such an awesome job making this quilt. It is just fantastic!
Awesome!!!! Nice quilt.
Annette!!!!! It's stunning! A fabulous accomplishment - applause, applause
That is an impressive quilt. It has been fun watching it's progress!
Wow! Your quilt turned out so beautiful. This is a good lesson in perseverance and what can happen if you just stick to the job at hand. Wonderful.
It isn't just a quilt top-- It is an ACHIEVEMENT! WOW!!
That was an awesome undertaking and what a beautiful quilt you now have!
I really had no scope for how small the houses really are. This is incredible. What a work of art. You must enter this in some kind of contest.
Such a beautiful quilt. I love it! Thanks for sharing.
Such a beautiful quilt. I love it! Thanks for sharing.
Oh my Goodness!! Gorgeous!!!
Amazing! I made 4 houses and that is all I am making.
Congrats!
That is amazing! What a masterpiece!
Wowza, is that ever impressive!
OK! I have only gotten this far and now you are on my blog list!! I will have to come back when I have a couple of hours and look at your blog from start to finish!
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