so named because of the awesome La Vie Boheme 10" stackers by Riley Blake from Calico Cat Fabrics and the Metro Twist pattern from Sew Kind of Wonderful. A fitting name for a winning combination!
The quilting turned out gorgeous too, if I do say so myself!
Lots of ruler work in the plain areas, with feathers in the prints.
And I'm very happy with my final border choice. Remember, I had this started?
Not very attractive. Instead, I found a solid dark navy that set off the piecing beautifully.
Originally, I had an orangey-red picked out for the binding, but it just overwhelmed the piece. Luckily, I had enough left of the green, which ties it all together. Definitely proves that nothing beats fabric auditioning!
Happy Quilting!
I am in love with this fabric, this pattern and your piecing! The quilting is gorgeous! Thank you for sharing this project, its gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteReally lovely table runner! Great choice to use the green as the binding, it frames it perfectly! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteThat is so gorgeous! I really need to learn how to use my ruler.
ReplyDeleteIt looks great! I'm so glad you chose a dark fabric for the border. It really makes your design pop! And the quilting is beautiful. Great job!
ReplyDeleteLove the fabric and great choice on the border. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
It's beautiful! That pattern is on my list to try...someday :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely finish... I really like your colour combo and your quilting is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteIt's stunning--beautiful fabric selections and the dark border sets it off perfectly. I imagine this block would make lots of interesting patterns.
ReplyDeleteThe patterns from Sew Kind of Wonderful always make me drool, but are a little overwhelming for a beginning quilter. This is fabulous as a runner and makes the patterns a little more doable. Beautiful finish - lucky table!
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Germany!
The colors are just gorgeous and I love the design!
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