Just the top at this stage, it's in the queue to be quilted though and fairly near the front! It's 50" 75" and although my 9th One Block Wonder (from the technique created by Maxine Rosenthal in her books of this name) the first where I included 3D features of the head and tail. Sorry about the photo quality - technical issues! :-D

PS the original fabric is the right hand panel in the border.

Awesome!

Awesome!!Awesome!! I wish I could do that nice of a job.

Great job! Looks beautiful.
Really enjoyed hearing Maxine talk at our guild a couple months ago!

THat's really a cool quilt!

nice job it is very pretty love the colors

What a neat touch! I love it.

Wow... Love it!!! What's next?

The 3-D touches are neat :thumbup:

Welcome back :lol:

I have a pattern to do those 3D blocks in a OBW but haven't done it yet. Love your cute little "extras".

Absolutely stunning!

That is such a neat quilt!! Great job!! :thumbup: :thumbup:

Unbelieveable!

love this.. love the special effects !

Very pretty!!
Though it looks terribly impossible to me!!
I love it!

Love the head & tail peeking out of the boxes! I have her OBW Encore!, can't wait to try it! :)

Ooh really really nice. Love your OBW and love the boxes and the way you made that snake come out of the box. Its so different and a neat idea putting the fabric on the bottom that it was made from.

Elle :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

i love your little 3D pieces of dragon in the cubes!!! gorgeous quilt!

Awesome!!! That is stunning. I can only dream of ever making anything like that.

Wow.... I love the little dragon. What a great touch. It's a wonderful quilt. Thanks for sharing.

Another OBW winner from our OBW queen!!

What an awesome quilt with little 3D surprises. Beautiful work.

Awesome...love it.

How clever! I love the head and tail! OBWs are so rewarding. Love yours. Saw it in your studio and am glad you shared it with us intoto!

Beautiful. Love the design.

Way cool!

So THAT was why I heard noises coming out of there in the night and this morning, half my stash was gone! :shock: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Thanks everyone, this one was really fun to do - all the fiddling about with the little pieces. Now I can't wait to start quilting it! :-D

I've met these dragons in person folks - the colours are as usual much more vibrant in real life - and the quilt is fantastic!
Yet another hit Kathryn, and I'm looking forward to seeing it quilted.

I am so ready to get back to my attempt. Life and work has thrown me some curves. I am ready for the design board but have not been able to get back to it. Sigh.... Love your work

I look at all the OBW pics on this board & wonder if I'll ever have the nerve to start cutting.Each one is prettier than the last,just outstanding unique work by everyone.The pics are a learning experience.The black bg & borders do set off the blocks.Thanks for sharing.

Lots of work - but worth it. It is beautiful. Good job.

You make the most gorgeous quilts and this is another one. You do such great work.

Very awesome! I wish I could see it all up close. I'm very intrigued about including some appliqued portions in the next one I make. Thanks for the idea!

I'm currently working on one with some Clarice Cliff fabric onto the border of which I am going to applique large scenes copied from the original print. It's such fun to come up with ways to embellish these. :-D

Ashamed to say that Tipping the Scales isn't quilted yet but I just got some great varigated orange thread to do something flamey in the black border.

That's fantastic. I bought the book but haven't had the courage to try one yet.

So Cool.
connie

I love the dragon tails! What a great idea!!! :thumbup: :thumbup:

Very nice fabrics & the outcome is gorgeous.

Very pretty. :lol:

That is out of this world-love it