WTxRed

how pretty! I agree - you should finish it - and be proud of your new skill!

JanTx

Problem is - it has to get in line behind the projects with deadlines.
Grandson's birthday big boy quilt - March 2 (needs a bit more, but basically done)
Wedding quilt - March 24 (partially pieced)
3 baby quilts - showers in April - (one finished, 2 not started, but fabric on hand)
2 retiree quilts for teachers I work with - May 7 (1 partially pieced, fabric on hand)
4 placemats to complete a set I gave my mother for Christmas (she wants 8, I gave her 4) - Mother's Day
Senior piano student recital quilt - May 12 (almost finished quilting)
Grandson's teacher and aide - 2 quilts - May 24 (not even planned, but will shop my stash)
Church graduates - 3 - May - one is finished, one is pieced, one not started, but will shop my stash)
Wedding quilt - June (may use a top I have on hand)

So .... this little project is in line. I'm going to a 4 day retreat in July - that may be when it gets finished. Hope I can remember how to do it by then!

Tweety2911

Your contrasting colors look great together. Finish the project, it deserves to get done and be displayed

Mariposa

Looking good so far! Great color choices! Congrats on trying paper piecing-it can be addicting.

nativetexan

beautiful!! reminds me, i still have something i started in a class.

grammysharon

I love this because it is so different!! Lovely!!!!

dhanke

Looks really good! I agree, pp'ing isn't my favorite technique, but there are times when it's the best way to put a block together. It's good to take a class to learn how to do it because it sure can get confusing when you try to figure it out yourself. Ask me how I know

QUILTNMO

very nice great colors!!!!!

bunbytes

Very pretty colors and great sharp lines. I love paper piecing. I'm usually so successful when I use this method. If you can sew a straight line, it usually turns out great.