Brickwork Of Tahiti
 

This is the one that had five plastic markers in the seams. I took out the stitches, and released the plastic, then sewed the seams over. It worked out well, and I am going to be much more careful next time I use them. :)

All batiks. 54 x 66. I will have this done by a pro. It's so much quicker.

Very nice, love the colors

Very pretty, great color placement.

Looks great! We haven't had power for much of the day... love to see your colourful work when I managed to get on here.

Really good color placement for this pattern. Can't wait to see it quilted and finished.

Nicely done!

Very Kool. BrendaK

Pretty top!

Love batik quilts!

Great pattern and colors! I can picture it quilted with a woven design showing off the piecing, but I'm sure it will look gorgeous however you decide to quilt it. Please show it again when it is finished.

Such a pretty quilt and love all of your batiks. Great pattern to show off you beautiful fabrics.

Really pretty...

Sweet quilt.

Colorful and such a good name for it. Yes, sending it out helps get it done more quickly! It also keeps me away from the chiropractor!

Well worth taking out the pieces. Nice quilt.

What are plastic markers?

Beautiful, Boston. (as usual) :)

A nice easy quilt. I could cut up lots of my scraps and make this. What fun!
I really like yours. Such beautiful colors !

Is that the name of the pattern? It's beautiful in batiks. It resembles a quilt I made for our bed, but I didn't use batiks.

HobbyKat1955, plastic markers are to pin on each block so you know where you want it in the quilt. They say Row 1 Block 4 etc. It's a handy system, but I must remind myself to pin in the center of the block.

DJ, I just named it that. I saw a picture online and fell in love. I drew it up in my EQ5 and then went to work. This is the second one I've made in this pattern. The first I named "Nothing Contained".

Good work on the quilt top. I look forward to seeing it quilted.:thumbup: