The way this swap work to help with postage costs and time. We both bought a panel for the other person and continued to work on it without the person knowing what we bought. It was to be a total surprise.
The only rules were ... put to 3 borders and none of which are to be larger than 8” wide.
Well on my recent trip I bought the panel I wanted to use and some fabrics
Pulled some extra fabrics
I started cutting and sewing squares together
And had a play with some delectable mountain blocks.
Got this all sewn up and then it was on to the borders.
Had a play with the corners
And finished up with this.
I am so happy with the results
I posted if on to the USA and it has been received.
This was the message I got.
JO!!!!!it's here! It's here! I got home and there it was. You did a wonderful, thoughtful job in this. CRIKEY!!it's beautiful. I love the Roos !!!! Tammie fell in love with it also. Thank you for your time and imagination you took to make this for me. I will always think of you niw when we use this. It's big too! A perfect throw size for more than one to use. Great beautiful job JO! Thank you thank you!!!! Love it so much.
14 comments:
I think Candis' response says it all. Very clever, and well executed!
What a great project! It turned out so well, and I'm so glad that your partner loved it. It's easy to see why!
Gives me goosebumps! Very nice, indeed!
It really is a beautiful representation of the panel! Well done!
Wow you did a great job on the panel.....
Wonderful! Working with panels can take a bit of thought, but you certainly came up with a winning idea.
It's beautiful! I love how you added the patchwork to the panel. I can see why she loved it so much! :0)
It's awesome... well done...xox
Wow Jo, love what you did, and your border choice is perfect
That panel became an amazing quilt Jo... well done...
You have made a beautiful quilt from the panel and fabrics Jo, stunning.
What a great way to use a panel. Looks fabulous, Jo.
Well done! Beautiful result for your lucky swap recipient.
No wonder Candis loved it. You really have done a fantastic job of enhancing the panel with your borders. I like your idea of just swapping a flimsy. Very practical.
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