Stunning......I especially like your fabric choices! :D :D :D :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

WOW it is beautiful..I have it on my to do list.

OMG how awesome!!! I LOVE LOVE LOVE it. Ok you have to tell me how you finished it so I can finish mine like that.....

This is beautiful!! Love it.

Gorgeous! It must look stunning a your white comforter.

Beautiful work. like your color choice.

Oh, I love your dahlia - I want to make one now.

That is one nice quilt

Sherryl, my fabrics were just pulled out of my stash & wasn't convinced they'd work. I have a feeling almost anything put together would look good.
I used dragonquilter's directions, too. but had a big prob. When I got down to the bottom 3 or 4 pcs. to put in, the bottoms wouldn't come together so I knew I was doing something wrong. Lori tried to help me but the only way I made it work was to fan out the lower pcs. to make them meet.
If somebody can clue me in on what I was doing wrong, I'd sure appreciate it. I'm excited about making another one but hope I can get around the prob. Lori's rows were perf. on her orange one.

All I did was to SID between the layered triangles about 3" up. Then ran a row of stitching about 1/4" around the outside edge to secure it. Then I cut 2 1/2" strips at a generous length & laid them across the "straight" edge between 2 points. It's slightly curved there but I made sure to do it from seam to seam across the sl. curve to sew it straight. Made sure I worked ea. one all in one direction as I went clear around. I had to unsew the first one on the beginning end so I could slip #8 under it so they'd all go in one direction.

I was nervous about binding the points but it actually was very easy. This Dahlia comes out very dimension which fascinates everybody. They're also heavy. As Lori said, too heavy to be a quilt I would think.

I think putting this border on would make it easier to put on a pillow, too.