List most Texans, she is a force to be reckoned with. I didn't stand a chance.
But us Idaho girls are pretty wiley ourselves. I did it all in one day! Added the borders this morning, and this is my Texas Roadtrip quilt, that I'm pretty sure will be claimed by my Texas-loving boy James once it is done. And I have requests for more. Starting with one identical to Cristina's, because I LOVE the darker blue background, and all her fancy blocks in there.
I used a Happy Go Lucky jelly roll, so I had a bunch of 2.5" squares left over and didn't want to start a whole new project, so I added just a top/bottom border or edge or whatever you want to call it. Is there a word? Anyway, it makes it a nice twin-sized quilt. We're on the "tall-drink-of-water" side of things here, so we like bigger quilts.
Linking up with the quilt parade, and with Fabric Tuesday.
OHMYGOSH! That looks so pretty, and I love the borders:)! The Happy-go-lucky and yellow looks perfect!
ReplyDeleteI love your top and bottom borders! I almost wish I had waited to quilt and bind mine...
ReplyDeleteVery Impressive! And lovely, too; can't go wrong with those fabrics!
ReplyDeleteLooks great!
ReplyDeletewow what a quilt! Visiting from crazy mum quilts. Love the other quilts on your blog header too.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your quilt top finish - it looks great! I love that Happy Go Lucky line. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove this one! I love the borders you added top and bottom too, and the yellow background! The navy really pulls the whole thing together, I love Happy Go Lucky - this has been a lot of love in one comment. But seriously, beautiful quilt :)
ReplyDeleteOh it looks fantastic!!! I love the fabrics you chose :)
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