yes that's a chair in the rigth bottom corner - it is higher than the bed, I might try the desk next
And I worked on my October project ... I tried Elizabeth's barn bats and even though mine look completely different I still like them. Befor and after quilting - you can see how much the colours are off with different light, if you look at the cutting mat. Now I just need to decide on a fabric for the binding (another decision!).
And a question for you:
How do you make your pumkin pie? (I don't want to choose a random recipe from the internet)
Leo
Hey Leo, I think your solution was brilliant! Another shade of orange helped tie it all together and bringing the sashing fab out to the edges reinforced that mix! I like the bats, I don't think I have ever seen that block pattern! Most people I know don't make pumpkin pie from scratch. You can buy pumpkin 'filling' in the stores here in the states. I've made a few fillings from scratch over the years. I'll get back to you on the recipe. cheers, CW
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt, it says happy. I love orange and am always glad to see others use it in quilting. Great job on the bat quilt. Like Claire I have never seen that pattern.
ReplyDeleteI always use the Libby's can pumpkin recipe. The best I have ever tasted, even better than my made from scratch. I do have a great pumpkin cake recipe I could email you if you like.
blessings, jill
Love the bat quilt! Can't help you with a pie recipe (I prefer apple pie!).
ReplyDeleteI don't have a pumpkin pie recipe but I have made pumpkin cheesecake before. Both your quilts look great - and I agree - I am always so surprised about how different my pics look depending where and when I take them.
ReplyDeleteOoooh the bats look great! I vote stripey or zig zag binding. I can't help you on the pumpkin pie recipe, sorry!
ReplyDeletehappy sewing
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