Is this pattern a staple for many quilters? I've made one, and it is certainly tempting to use it again (and again) - simplicity, scrappiness, reliably great results. What else could you want really? Nice job!
I love it just like it is with no other border. It is a fun quilt with great color combo, like red, blues, baby blues, whites..just lovely. I love to see your quilts and I wish I knew how to make them, they must be so much fun to! I'm sorry I took so long coming by, but I've been at my daughter's house as we all got together here for my other daughter's home coming from a trip to Europe with her fiance..so with the grands I hardly have time. Thank you so much lovely lady, I love it when you VISIT. Have a great week. FABBY
My daughter is twelve and learning to sew. Right now, she's into clothes for her 18" dolls. I think the "Yellow Brick Road" would be perfect for her as a first quilt project. Time to pull out the stash!
The blocks were moved around several times. But all in all I think it is a fun quilt
Whoop whoop! Love how it turned out!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, great colors, looks fine without another border.
ReplyDeleteWhoop Whoop! What a wonderful sunny quilt this will be!
ReplyDeleteLove it, love the colors!
ReplyDeleteit's always fun making this pattern, yours look great!
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteThis first border really pops the pattern. What a beautiful quilt. XOXO
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely delightful - whoop, whoop!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat finish! That fabric line is great one for the yellow brick road pattern, I love the colors ~
ReplyDelete:-}pokey
It is beautiful and I love the fabrics you chose. Fun, happy colors.
ReplyDeleteWhoop!!Whoop!!
ReplyDeleteOkay, now I'm definitely putting this quilt on my "I gotta have it" list.
It's gorgeous, I love it! =)
Beautiful! You did great.
ReplyDeleteWhoop, whoop and way to go!! :)
ReplyDeleteI think it looks great! :0)
ReplyDeletewhoop whoop! this is such a fun quilt :)
ReplyDeleteIs this pattern a staple for many quilters? I've made one, and it is certainly tempting to use it again (and again) - simplicity, scrappiness, reliably great results. What else could you want really? Nice job!
ReplyDeleteTerrific! I need a quilt for a anniversary gift... I may just do a YBR! Thinning about you often my friend..
ReplyDeleteOh good job, girl - LOVE it!
ReplyDeletewhoop whoop! I have made plenty of that quilt pattern. love it done in red white and blue.
ReplyDeleteLooking good. Hugs
ReplyDeleteI love it just like it is with no other border. It is a fun quilt with great color combo, like red, blues, baby blues, whites..just lovely. I love to see your quilts and I wish I knew how to make them, they must be so much fun to! I'm sorry I took so long coming by, but I've been at my daughter's house as we all got together here for my other daughter's home coming from a trip to Europe with her fiance..so with the grands I hardly have time. Thank you so much lovely lady, I love it when you VISIT. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteFABBY
So pretty... I love the colors. Thank you for stopping by and visiting my blog... and your kind words. I really appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteCynthia
Very nice, Jocelyn!
ReplyDeletep.s. The Riley Blake line is Apple of My Eye.
My daughter is twelve and learning to sew. Right now, she's into clothes for her 18" dolls. I think the "Yellow Brick Road" would be perfect for her as a first quilt project. Time to pull out the stash!
ReplyDeleteI'm catching up on my blog reading since my bot was out for so long.
ReplyDeleteI love the quilt....it is really pretty.
Smiles,
Kelly
....They moved in the right direction...Lovely!
ReplyDeleteVery cheery quilt! Beautiful.
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