I have been following the progression and know that I am far away from being able to tackle a bargello quilt or wall hanging. My hat is off to you!

Alright! I got more tubes made but really have no idea of what sizes I need to cut them, so I'm going to lay it out and start working on my Main Focus. That way, when I run out of strips already cut, I can just go cut what I need.
Here's what's on my kitchen floor right now, my Main Focus that I'm going to work on. I guess it's time to start taking apart more seams. Wish me luck!
Marilyn

Here's what I'm doing now. I'm just laying out new strips on top of the old ones so I can see what it would look like.
I've decided to make it to look like a picture that I saw.
The picture is on page 6, the 3rd picture down. I think it is looking great so far. I like it!

Wow--I just found your thread and have really enjoyed looking at your bargello pics. I have no desire to ever make one--my little pea brain just could not handle it---but I love looking at everyone else's work.

Your quilt is going to gorgeous---keep posting pics-it is so fun to watch your process.

This is a pic of a bargello quilt I made from a class with Billy Lauder.

How cool! I like that! Good job!

Inspiring

Hats off to you lady very talented I love the way this is turning out when I redo the top part of mine I will post pics I had to order more mateial to finish bottom. I really like the 3 pic it is going to be awesome

Beautiful BUT.....Be sure to sew up one way... and down the other... so your material won't stretch and get wavy. I know. I did that in my excitement. Sigh....just a word to the wise. Your colors are beautiful. Have fun.

WOW......I didn't look further down......Your quilt is gorgeous! Apparently you do sew the correct way!!!! I just love it. You are the talented one!

Thanks for the good pics- I can finally see how that would work out. I had thought the colors had to be gradated but i can see the contrast is great