Nice job, love the colors!

wow! love your quilt! i made one in purples and greens, think irises, and i'm seeing yours and loving the pink! i was going to fmq it, i'm even newer than you as i have done only art quilts so far, but a friend with a long arm asked to do it. works for me!! i will eventually get to try meandering! yours looks great!!

Really pretty!

Love the colors in your quilt. That is a wonderful way to use up scraps.

Love, love, love your color choices. This is the prettiest quilt I've seen like this. Super job, and your FMQ looks good to me!

The colors are so soothing. The kind of quilt I'd love to wrap up in. Great job!

Greetings from Idaho. When you made your strips and got to the part where you add a new strip, did you cut them at an angle or stright across. I hope this makes sense. I can't find the information I'm looking for. If you can find me an answer I would really appreciate it.

Well, I did it not quite the way they do the jelly roll strips. I actually just sewed the ends of one strip together to the other--not at an angle. Then, I cut the strips approximately the same length and sewed them together. Then, I trimmed after the huge piece was together. Trimming was a pain, though. A big pain.

Very pretty and as they say practice makes perfect. I have only FMQ'd a couple of quilts myself so I have to do more to get it right :)

Love your quilt. I use strips that I cut in different sizes. One row is 1.5 inches wide, another 4 inches, etc. From one inch to six inches wide are my strips. Some quilts are all colors, but I prefer the ones that are color families.....blue, red, black, etc. They make wonderful charity quilts and I love to make them. When I get started, I can't quit. I will finish four or five tops in one night. I make them about 42 inches by 50, 60, or 72 inches long.