The corners blocks were supposed to be a purplish blue square, but there were all these wonderful floral motifs from the panel, so I used them as the corner blocks. I don't like the top right corner piece because of the white strip that you can see, but I am thinking about how to fix that...maybe I'll paint it or put something over top of it? Any ideas?
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That looks fantastic!! The fabrics are so cheery and wonderful.
ReplyDeleteNothing to say, but "beautiful!"
ReplyDeletejust love the colors! Do you think after its bound you will see as much white? I am usually the one obsessing about stuff like that too..you are NOT alone!
ReplyDeleteLove your quilt. Love the colours and their placement. Yes, I think that top corner does interrupt the flow you created, but, well, maybe write the date on it and make it look purposely different! I think it would be neat to paint it pink or yellow, too, though. Not much help just some encouragement:)Love your header, too!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! That is gorgeous!
ReplyDeletevery pretty. I didn't notice the white area until you mentioned, if you could paint it-that would be a cool fix
ReplyDeleteI see what you mean about the white but once you get a binding on you will see it less I am thinking. Pretty pretty quilt.
ReplyDeleteVery cool! glen
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice quilt! I had to enlarge the pic to see the white corners. I agree as said in earlier comment: they probably disappear when quilted and bound. Good job!
ReplyDeleteI didn't notice the pinwheels at first but love their soft colors complementing the background floral. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteWOW! This is very stunning!!
ReplyDeleteStunning. If you do a wide binding you may get away withthe corner blocks as they are.
ReplyDeleteLove and hugs Gina xxx
If you have any scraps of the same fabric (or ones in the same colorway)left over you can cut out some flowers and applique them onto the white part.
ReplyDeleteNot necessary though - it looks good!