Hello everyone, here's my latest. The fabric didn't have that much variation, I added a couple of cubes and did a four strip stack n whack in the borders to add interest. I really enjoyed quilting this one though - I free motioned the leaves and curling tendrils thoughout the body of the quilt then the trailing vine round the border with the grapes (just a variation of pebbling) in the corners of the black sections.

For the OBW afficionados who like to know the technical details, the fabric was only a 12" repeat so took two yards of fabric for the centre section and another yard and a third for the four strip blocks in the border. There were lots of these left so I made another small wallhanging with them but it's not quilted yet. This quilt is 54" x 45".

I haven't got any of the original fabric left and I forgot to take a picture of it sadly. I think it was a Timeless Treasures. I wish I had another half yard to make a matching tote, so if anyone knows where I can get some... The UK supplier doesn't have any more. :-( :-D

Simply Stunning.....the cubes really POP....

Absolutely fabulous!!! Have just ordered the books to "have a go"!!! You and Katrine keep assuring us they are easier than they look!! I.m beginning to believe you!!!! Watch this space!!

Fantastic Kathryn! Beautiful fmq and the borders are superb. It's very dramatic, the colour mix is great.

Wow thats amazing, just lovely!

Yeah! Another one drawn in................. :lol: :mrgreen:
You will have fun Hilary.

Excellent! The more of these I make, the more I love them. To me now the fun is coming up with ways to embellish them, the actual OBW element is just the start of a whole heap of fun! :-D I have two waiting to be quilted but I am going to cut another one this morning anyway! I had a hard time chosing which one of my OBW fabrics to chose - but inspired by Katrine's black and white I'm going for a monochromatic shades of purple fabric. :-D

Great job in the quilt and quilting!

oh wow!! absolutely gorgeous

Beautiful!