Supposed to be queen sized, but I think it's queen sized spread... lol. The border didn't use all my bonus hsts from making all the snowballs, so I have a bunch of them left. Maybe I'll make matching pillow shams or something.
I had a problem getting the borders to come out right at the corners... so I just decided to make every corner different. The border connects all the way around, makes a path... but at the corners, it makes some quirky little jogs.
I love that border design - brilliant! Finishes it off a treat
ReplyDeleteWow, oh wow! That looks fabulous! The border is a beautiful addition, but seeing it all spread out like that, it looks just breath-taking.
ReplyDeleteI like quirkey - makes the quilt individual. Great quilt.
ReplyDeleteThe quilt is beautiful! Love the border. One of these days I'll work up to designing more complicated borders in my quilts! (Well...okay...my Dear Jane is slightly complicated, LOL, but most of my other ones are simple...!)
ReplyDeleteLike the quilt. It's the one I'm thinking of doing next as my leaders/enders. And I LOVE the border design. What a unique use of those extra triangles and one I've snagged for my "quilt ideas" file.
ReplyDeleteThe quilt looks great. I really love it, also the colors are great.
ReplyDeleteThe quilt looks great and I love the borders. It is huge. How are you going to quilt it?
ReplyDeleteforestjane You ROCK!!!! I just love the border...it changes the whole flavor of the quilt...what a great job. I think the corners look great.
ReplyDeleteMelanie
It turned out so well, I really like it. Your borders are an inspiration to try something pieced instead of just strips of fabric! Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteAwesome, I love it!
ReplyDeleteInteresting border--good use of the leftovers, for sure. Boy, that looks huge but maybe it is the camera angle.
ReplyDeleteExcellent job on the quilt! I especially love that border--very different!
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt - and there is nothing wrong with quirky corners. Our foremothers did it all the time. Perfectly matched corners is a modern thing, stressed by the quilt police. Doing your own thing is so much more interesting!
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt. I really like what you have done with it.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting border. I will definitely remember this idea for the future.
ReplyDeleteIt's fabulous! Nice job and I like the borders with their quirky jogs!
ReplyDeletegreat that you accomodated to the borders rather than "freaked out" -- It'll be lovely in the years to come to see it without them identical I'm sure :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt - and a great pieced border. I like the corners being different - it makes it uniquely yours! Good job.
ReplyDeleteOmigosh!!! That is beautiful! And I like the borders-I'll have to remember so I can do something like that.
ReplyDeletethat is sooo beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteThat is really great! You did an awesome job! I need to come up with some interesting borders like that.
ReplyDeleteNICE! I love the quirky jobs - if they are all different, none of them is "wrong." YAY!
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful and quite ingenius!! Very nice!!
ReplyDeleteIt is wonderful! And Great borders! This is going to be one awesome quilt when it is done - well the top already, but it is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThis quilt turned out so great! The border is so neat and I love that you were not afraid to make each corner different! That is freedom, creativity, originality, the whole enchilada!
ReplyDeleteThis is a very pretty quilt. I like scrappy and I like the cool colors you have chosen for the quilt. The border adds a perfect finishing touch. I've never made anything bigger than a full size quilt, so I'm impressed with the size.
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