On Monday I finished my Madrona Road quilt, just in time for the evening VMQG meeting. Alas, the colors in the photos aren't great, thanks to the dark, cloudy day that I have to work with, but here are a few shots of "Drama Adorno":
The quilt's title has the virtue of being grammatically incorrect in at least two languages, but I chose the name not just as a tribute to the design's lively, energetic character, but also because it's an anagram. I gave the solution to guild members on Monday night, but I'll let you figure out the puzzle for yourselves and save the answer for the comments section.
I haven't quite decided on my next quilt, but maybe my recently purchased Echino fabrics are calling the loudest? Decisions, decisions!
The quilt's title has the virtue of being grammatically incorrect in at least two languages, but I chose the name not just as a tribute to the design's lively, energetic character, but also because it's an anagram. I gave the solution to guild members on Monday night, but I'll let you figure out the puzzle for yourselves and save the answer for the comments section.
I haven't quite decided on my next quilt, but maybe my recently purchased Echino fabrics are calling the loudest? Decisions, decisions!
It looks great! I love this color combination.
ReplyDeleteI love what you have done with the Madrona Road fabric and your very creative quilting. I still have my packet of Madrona fabric sitting on my sewing counter. I must do something with it.
ReplyDeleteLovely fabrics and nicely put together! Good name for the quilt!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by! I've steamed and blocked "Drama Adorno" since I made this blog entry, and the quilt now hangs without that raggedy upper edge. I had to use masking tape on the back to get the quilt to lie reasonably flat in these photos, but now it hangs flat for real.
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