Beautiful. Each one of these is more beautiful than the last one I saw. I would love to make one, but I don't like to do hand sewing so I would never ever finish one. Quite an accomplishment!

Beautiful work. First quilt I have seen using a pentagon. I have been trying to design one, so far just in the design stage. No fabric cut or sewn. Yours is awesome, did you use a pattern? If so where did you get it?
I think I would plan to use the same size medallions.

Ethel

I love seeing your progress! I am also making it, but with a limited pallette-blues, greens, and purples. I can't wait to see your all done- beautiful job!

The pattern is called "La Passacaglia" and is from the book "Millefiori Quilts" by Willyne Hammerstein. That said, I did not purchase the book but worked from pictures and diagrams I found online...

wow! can't wait to see how you finish it.

Awesome, that is the only word that fits!!!! Well maybe, amazing too!

i am too. someone somewhere here or other on the web was broken hearted when it csme time to square hers. and i really think the squaring not only took away from the loveliness of her top ..but really defeated the entire thought of the pattern style. (i've been following a few pass projects as i had thought i wanted to do one) ...i love the colorway of yours. beautiful!!! i know now that i still prefer the look of & want to do a Patchwork of the Crosses rather than a pass quilt. yours is the only one i've seen that i like ...nay ...LOVE!! now i can hardly wait for winter & dig in to my scraps to start a crosses project :) suggestion ...if i may? a rich chocolate brown would make this beauty sing as a backdrop for all those lucious fall colors of your rosettes!

Looks awesome...

Stunning! Wouldn't even know how to begin making this lovely quilt.

Fantastic! Don't forget to post some photos when it's done.