OMG. that is soooooo creative. Love the bright colors. Can't wait to see what the next person will add.

You will know my rows....adding plain colored strip...that way perfect ..mistake free lol :)

Margie

It's amazing how you already know what you will be adding -- before it gets to you. I am learning so much from you gals. Thanks.

Perhaps next time around, I'll be one of nervous ones anticipating. I will definitely stress over not ruining someone else's handiwork. Keep those pics coming. Good luck all around.

OH GAIL lol....not learning from me....that was a joke. I am a newbie....havent even figured out my own row yet. I said adding "plain strip" meaning a piece of fabric...no quilting no piecing...then no mistakes.

Margie

HHeeeeeeeeeeeellllllllllllpppppppppppp lol

HEEHEE Margie, the "yoke's" on me. :oops: I'm so green, I thought by plain strips you meant a series of solid strips to compliment the row. :lol: I guess that shows what I know. I love it. A funny so early on New Year's Day. HAPPY NEW YEAR. WooHoo !!

I thought a row of strips/big blocks would bring out the detail of her work as well LOL
I had mine all planned till I saw I planed backwards .....I put the last quilt as the first one I would get :roll:

I just wanted to let everyone know that I went ahead and created a post in the picture section for our beautiful rows. Feel free to post yours there too when you're done.

Here is the URL: http://www.quiltingboard.com/posts/l...34.page#249160

Ah shucks guys! :oops: If I can do it, anyone can. I just worked on one block at a time and DD drew the mittens for me. I think these tops will look great when we're all finished.

Oh, no Sandpat, not all of them. The star is a paper pieced smaller block that I added borders to. The joy snowman is from a wallhanging and the penguins are a hen and chicks variation. I got alot of inspiration from a book of christmas projects and went from there. DD really helped alot picking out color combinations. She really has an eye for what looks good.

Lori, where ever you got your inspiration...it worked!