Beautiful sewbizgirl!

Thanks, Fraew. Did you ever finish yours?

Well.. it's done, finished, complete, ready to grace the bed in our spare bedroom, finally! All 4,207 pieces have been sewn together, quilted and bound - she's my perfectly, imperfect 1st queen quilt, ever. I'm so glad I decided to participate with you folks last fall.

I remember, clearly, advice shared - that if you want to learn how to improve upon your quilting skills just participate in a Bonnie Hunter mystery. I highly recommend it to any newer quilters - I promise it will improve every aspect of your quilting skills. I pieced and quilted this on my Juki TL2200qvp mini.

Thanks for looking - now I think I'll go get some sleep :)

Christine
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Wow! It's so gorgeous, Christine! Congrats on the completion of your first queen quilt! It looks so great on your bed. Love your strippy back, too. Yaaaaaay! :thumbup:

Christine that looks wonderful!!! I love your fabric choices and the quilting looks great.

Your ORL is beautiful Christine! Congratulations on finishing!

Rob

Christine, great finish, I love that batik and the back is a great compliment to the front.

Thank you all - wondered if you had suggestions on how to minimize the wavy edges? In this case, I wonder if my setting triangles were sewn in just a bit too wide? The floppy had a slight wave but it seems to be a bit more with the binding on. More obvious on the hardwood floor - much less obvious when draped on the bed. Just curious if you well experienced quilters have any tricks - thank you in advance!

Christine

My 'trick' would be to keep it on the bed!

I didn't even notice until you pointed it out. :o

Christine, your ORL looks fantastic. Congrats on the finish.