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that was fun and it looks great. thanks for sharing. i still haven’t made mine from the pattern i bought off you – maybe I’ll make it a 1 yr anniversary gift instead of wedding haha.
Thanks, Marg!! I’m glad you liked it!! I’d love to see what you do with it (when you get to it, lol)!!
Loved seeing your work coming together. How did you do the timelaps thingy, if you don’t mind me asking??
Thank you, Rhonda. I used a slideshow plugin for WordPress; I DID have to take each individual photo (after I trimmed away the background to reveal the fabric underneath. That’s why it took about seven hours, from start to finish.
Raymond;
One day I will own an original Houston quilt. My sister-in-law, Mickey Raymond Peters has been communicating with you because she quilts( no where to your caliber). Hers are not very soft or comfortable to cover with. They are more commercial and not very creative.
You are the master my friend and I enjoy seeing what you are creating.
Thank you, Sam . . . I appreciate that.
Now, let’s see what we can do about getting you a quilt.