And don't worry about the quilt top suffering from the saggy baggy quilt top disease. It's actually the design board that is suffering.
Friday, July 15, 2016
Darting fish quilt top
And don't worry about the quilt top suffering from the saggy baggy quilt top disease. It's actually the design board that is suffering.
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I hd to count it down to see what you were talking about. It is fine for me in the photo of the quilt, but if it is different in person that would be another thing.
Love it.
I like the floating fishes with the slightly off dye lot! Really.
glen
One fish, two fish, red fish... um... pink fish, green fish... wait...
And that poor design wall. Molly's pitons take their toll.
Yes; I would swap out that blue fish -- he just doesn't play well with the others. But I wouldn't change out the border. I actually like the slightly different color........
And, thank you for your blog. I thoroughly enjoy reading about Molly's and Buddy's antics, and your quilts always make me smile. [lynnstck{at}yahoo.com]
I like the blue fish. There always has to be one oddball in the school. I think a rainbow strip would look great.
Oh my gosh. So cute...and so much movement. They really do look like they're darting. The fabric arrived in the mail yesterday. Molly has an excellent eye for kitty fur! Those are just perfect! Thank you so much. The worms made me laugh.
P. S. The blue fish looks fine. Didn't draw my eye any more than any of the others, so I'd leave it.
I agree, leave the blue fish. And they're not floating, they are swimming. As they should be, no? Of course, Molly might have some say about a cat paw appearing in a border. Brings back memories...
I love the blue fish. It really doesn't stand out as much as you think it does. If you remove it some other fish will start to stand out.
I'm behind with reading posts - I'm so pleased you found more of the blue fabric, leave the fish alone!! This is a beauty.
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