Stunning! I love vivid colors.

My bed frame is bright red enamel - your quilt would look absolutely fabulous on it! Love the colors, love the wonkiness.

best quilt ever. now you can paint the walls quiet color with a bright quilt

Thank you Feline for giving me a second look at your beautiful leaf quilt and a special thank you for the wonderful story about your MIL.

Fun quilt!

I love your bright and cheerful quilt!

Love this!

Beautiful! I have that kitty fabric.

I absolutely love, love your quilt. Great job on fabrics as well as using Minky for the backing. This quilt just makes me feel so happy!!!! Kelela

I love it, everything about it the bright colors, the pattern, and the backing! well done and thank you for sharing.

Love your bright colors and your quilting on them.

I have two granddaughters who would love these bright colors. I see their very favorite colors there.

What a super quilt for someone who loves bright colors. You did a wonderful job. I am sure that she will be beyond thrilled with it. BrendaK

This is going to be a well-loved quilt. It is a very happy quilt with loads of personality. There is so much to like about this creation. The wide minky binding brought from the back is a creative finish. The quilting is perfect. Thinking as a six-year-old, it is dreamy.

I always admire your work.

How did you like doing the applique?

peace

I love bright quilts and this is gorgeous.

What a wonderful quilt. I really like the positive and negative blocks. Charming. I love the fact that your dear MIL treasured it so much and now you have it back. What greater tribute to a quilter than to have someone show it to whomever would look.

Love the quilt and Paper Princess's name "Splat", though it also reminds me of the ball and jacks game I used to play as a child. The recipient will adore this quilt! Thanks for the story about your MIL and your second longarm quilting adventure. It gives me hope as I struggle to figure out what to place where and have used a similar technique with cardboard templates of dinosaurs, and footprints to add along with my meandering. What to place where is always my biggest struggle.

Just fabulous! Pure happiness in a quilt.

Your quilt is so gosh darn cute. You did good.

No Sunglasses needed...I too sometimes shy away from Bright colors and my friend is trying to break me out of the box. ...good job

I'll bet the 6 yr old is going to love this bright cheerful quilt. Very pretty!

Definitely bright and cheerful. Perfect for kids

Love your quilt , and bright colors.

Guess I'm still part kid....I love the quilt!

I think it is great for a child, definitely not too bright. The applique looks wonderful also.

Adorable, what kid would not just fall in love with these...! I'm forever 12

I am a few years away from being a teenager ... full disclosure, I'm 69. But I would love that quilt for myself. I am drawn to bright colors. Bright colors make me happy and energize me. I always enjoy seeing your quilts and especially admire your quilting skills. Another great one, thanks for sharing.

I love it and I'm sure she will too. You can't help smiling when you look at it.

I love the hot colors and the exuberant pattern. I guess the six-year-old girl in me lurks just below the surface. Beautiful!:D Viva los colores!

This quilt is magical! If you are feeling sad just need to wrap yourself in happiness. Magic! Wonderful job.

Oh I love it! While I like the term Technicolor Vomit (clown barf is another one I've heard...) I brought along a project to work at while I'm at my mom's as she recovers from back surgery. I'm calling it "a quilt too loud to sleep under".

I bought a bag of assorted scraps at the Goodwill, most of the fabric isn't anything special, Walmart and Joann fat quarters for the most part. I would never have brought most of those fabrics home, yet as a grouping they all work together. I'm using that bag as an exercise in freedom from my usual OCD quilting method. Fabrics I didn't and wouldn't necessarily choose (although there are a couple I like quite a bit), and I'll be making over-sized wonky 9-patches without matching seams and cutting at odd angles. I think it will end up looking like one of the quick crazy quilt techniques and I'm hoping someone will love it (it will be a donation project).

Again, even if it doesn't appeal to you, I think that is one special happy quilt!

Happy, happy, happy quilt. It lifts the spirit and makes you want to start the day off on the right foot. Brightens the room. I think you did a marvelous job on it and the quilting is fabulous. You made one little girl happy. It may not be something I'd put on my bed but maybe I should. Be proud and go ahead put a label on it without naming it.

I love the name you used(privately)! I have many quilts that the name I know them as is not on the label. Love how you quilted the wonky squares as a ghost of the "splats"!

Great quilts! I think bright colors are so much fun to work with.

I love it too!!!!!

It is gorgeous! Just love the colours in it! Beautiful!