As in dunce, dimwit, or dunce, all names I was calling myself after cutting out the Plan C Schnibbles and sewing the border strips into four patches. Talk about being on auto-pilot! Gee whiz. {Our assignment was to make either Short Story, Schnibbles or full size using Carrie Nelson's new book Schnibbles Times Two.}
I used two charm packs of Botany. Due to my snafu with the four patches, I had to change the border design. I think it still works okay.
I loved all the birds, and spider webs in the fabric. It's a really cute, bright line. I'm going to bind it in the tone-on-tone coral. Here's a close-up,
I can't believe we've come full-circle. A big thanks to Sherri and Sinta for the idea and coordination. I've had a lot of fun sewing and admiring everyone's work each month. I wonder what they have planned next? And just because it's cute, a little red Dutch car we saw on the streets of Amsterdam,
Until next time~
8 comments:
Love the Botany in that Schnibbles. It is a great looking quilt.
I haven't made anything with Botany but I have admired it from afar. I LOVE your quilt. I love the clean crisp look of the white.
Love your quilt...I really like the border!
Very beautiful choice of fabrics and border. I love .
Your Schnibbles looks wonderful! Funny how many people changed the border this time. I do think it looks prettier.
Have a lovely day!
PS: How did you like Amsterdam? I was born there and my daughter studies there now. I love the city! So dynamic.
Your Plan C turned out so beautiful! I like the pattern you made, I think that would also be nice with Christmas fabrics - the last Xmas wall hanging I made was long ago!...
Thanks for your visit and comment!
I think it is just adorable and I like your twist on the border a lot! And Botany is really neat! :-)
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