NatalieF

I've just finished putting a broken dishes together. 884 little blocks. I think I was marginally insane when I thought of making this, but I'm really glad I did. I'm loving the effect. I'm thinking I might put a navy blue border around all of it.

Now my question is...how would you quilt this? The pattern is kind of busy, so I don't want to make it so it hurts your brain to look at it.

Whaddya think?

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tranum

Lovely! And thanks for sharing it. About 40 years ago, I saved the pattern and started it, in addition to working and raising children. Needless to say, I didn't get far! When we moved 4 years ago, I found it again. Now I'm wondering if I still have it?

Homespun

Wow, what a great quilt...no ideas of how to quilt.

Tartan

Great top! Amy over at freemotionquiltingadventures.blogspot.com/ is starting on quilting her triangle quilt and it may give you some ideas.

Doggramma

My goodness you have a lot of patience! Your quilt is gorgeous. If it were mine I'd probably do some kind of swirly all over design.

sewingitalltogether

Fabulous!! Love all those little triangles.

sushi

Oh how I admire your patience! It will be a GREAT QUILT!

Mariposa

Terrific top! I'd quilt it with a curvy, swirly all over type of design~

Jane Quilter

i love broken dishes and yours is fine.

quiltingshorttimer

I would either so an all-over that did not distract from the piecing and secondary design of the color placement--or if you wanted to emphasize the flowing nature of the color placement you could have waves of feathering flowing along the color lines.