Gorgeous quilt. I love the way the colors flow together.

Very nice. Just curious do you know how many little squares you used?

I have been quilting for two years , but I am a clothing designer, so needle work is a second nature with me. I do all the form of needle work. Thank you for contacting me. I can see that the board can take up a lot of your time. I am so happy to find other guys in here. I belong to 3 groups in my area and i am the only guy. The Gals really take care of their mascot ( ME ). Ha.
Again Thanks for your responce. later.
Dick

Thank you my Friend
Dick

Lol LOL I have no idea how many squares are in it. the nine patch measures only three inches and every other square is a 3" block and a 3" nine square block.They keep repeating accross the Quilt. ( patch then 3" plain block), understand ?
Dick

Ahh ... I see. So this love of textiles and colorways is not a spur of the moment occurance. You are spectacular at this and should never give it up, dick. The attention to detail shows in your piecing and design choices. Very nice!
Any designer we would recognize?

ps) I will have to remember the shoulder pad trick when I outgrow my dress form. That's a good one.

Beautiful!

Thanks so much for posting the birth of your stunning quilt. I find it very interesting how differently male quilters approach the whole design and construction process. We are fortunate indeed to have so many talented fellas amongst our number. Something that doesn't occur too often in groups/guilds we may attend in person.

Stunning quilt. Your lady is very lucky!

It look GREAT!!! Wonderful job!

Beautiful job! May I ask why its called a postage stamp quilt?

AWESOME JOB

I started doing needle work at the age of twelve. My First Quilt was # Cats of the Dark # that was two years ago.
I also Knit, crochet, embroidy and applique. I am a retired Dress Designer.

Beautiful!

LOVE IT!

Simply put - your quilt is absolutely beautiful!

Oh my goodness! That is stunning!!

Oh gosh...I wouldn't have thought the result would be this spectacular from the original fabrics.. You have a great eye! Gorgeous quilt..can't wait to see the next one!

Go to Amazone Books and look for this book.
# Tradition With a Trist # By Blanche Young and Darlene Young Stone

I started with the look of the --Blooming nine patch--on Page 79 then I did my own thing. I have finished 3 quilts starting with new colors and then worked into my own design and they all look differant. Go for it and now I hope to see blooms all over this BOARD. Have fun.
Dick
Impartant note, Never think of how long it will take, if you do , then you will not want to work it. If you want that beautiful Quilt, do it.

Your quilt is beautiful. Thank you for sharing your tute.

There's a lot of piecing to that one and it turned out beautifully. What a stunning quilt!

I totally agree with the fabric in the beginning not to my liking but boy you did wonders and the finished product is a tribute to that. Seems you have an eye for seeing what the fabric would become in a finished product. I just love the finished quilt and it would look great on my bead.
Keep up the good work. Love all your quilts and thanks for sharing your work.

Pat (homecaregiver)

ooops meant to say on my bed.

THAT IS VERYYYYYYYY BEAUTIFUL I love it too

That is so beautiful. You have quite a system going.

Lol

Wonderful quilt! The colors turned out lovely :)

Debbie in Austin

Your quilt is absolutely beautiful!

Takes my breath away...beautiful

Wow that came out GREAT. WTG

OH MY GOODNESS - seeing the final quilt is a take your breath away moment! WOW
Pat

That is one phenomenal quilt. I have to agree, that I did not like the color choices in the beginning, not too fond of the reds, but boy, oh, boy, did that turn out great. Wonderful name for it, as well.

Wow what a work of art

Gorgeous!!

WOW , WOW , WOW .. love it!!

Wow! That is a lot of postage stamps! Very pretty.

I think it's BEAUTIFUL!!

Wow what a beauty :-D

Just beautiful! truly a work of art. You are very talented.

What is -- WTG ?