Thsi quilt was machine pieced by me and quilted by a ondarm quilter. The fabric are batiks. The pattern is called "Doing the Twist". It was easy and fun. It gave me a lesson on placing color.

Wow! That looks great.... I love batiks! :lol:

So beautiful. your piecing looks perfect. I like batiks also.

Beautiful quilt!!

Beautiful. Love the color combination.

very pretty; love the colors

Beautiful! I love your dark blocks...colors, patterns, everything!
Good Job!

Lovely!

She is a beauty :thumbup: :thumbup:

Absolutely beautiful !!!

Very nice quilting. :thumbup:

VERY VERY NICE...
bopeep

Wow, that is beautiful. Great pattern and I love the quilting. Great job.

That is beautiful! Love those batiks.

Oooh pretty!

Nice job. I like it. :thumbup:

Oh, I love it! What a great mix of colors!

Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Psssssssssssstt. There are mistakes!!

Nice quilt.

That is amazing! I just want to sit and look at it. :-D

I really like that a lot - I'll have to look in to that one. Yours came out absolutely beautiful!

Okay... I'm searching and not finding that quilt pattern... I think I need a road map.

The publisher of Cutting Corners is Martingale in 2003. If it is out of print, you may look on Amazon for used books. The pattern is called Flying Geese Fishing quilt. The Geese are on the diagonal and you must cut straight of grain for the corners and edges to avoid sagging.
I will look on Amazon for you.

This pattern is called Do the Twist from www.thisandthatpatterns.com It is an easy pattern to do.

Ooops! This other statement was for the flying Geese pattern.

Oooo I love the play of lights and darks in this quilt!!!
Beautifully Done!!! :D:D:D

This is stunning! I love batiks and you did a wonderful job mixing dark medium and light tones. The quilting is exquisite as well. Love how the quilter contrasted the sharp angles of the piecing with circles and spirals in the quilting.

That is so pretty!
Nice job.

That's pretty!

Thanks again to you all. Have a nice day.

sooo pretty....nice soothing colors.

Margie

Wow! You sure have an eye for color. It looks so soft and inviting.