Thinking of sneaking Princess Peach on the back of the quilt somehow. Is that wrong on a boy quilt? Although rescuing Peach is the point of the game, right?
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| Kona Kaufman used: aqua, white, ash, black |
I enjoy working backwards and the jigsaw puzzle like construction. I wonder how much extra Kona I will have left over by using this method. I wasn't so happy with the smile that had to be broken up, but I didn't see any other way.
I'm still plugging away on the Kaliedoscope.
It is difficult to get the yo-yos centered, but a little bit of character is OK.
Know anyone would would like to buy the full Denyse Schmidt fat quarter pack this is made with? I feel the need to slim down my stash. It hurts a bit, but I need to let some go. :)
Linking up to BOMs Away and WIP Wednesday.
Your kaleidoscope is very, very cool! Love the yo-yo's on it. And I think you *should* put the Princess Peach fabric on the back of the Mario quilt. :)
ReplyDeleteI love love love the kaleidoscope quilt!! So gorgeous! How much for the FQ pack? It's so gorgeous.. very tempting. Love your quilting on it too, along with the yo-yo's. I think putting P.P. on the back of the quilt is a great idea. She's part of the game after all. ;) xo
ReplyDeleteAmazing and I vote for Peach! I have three boys and every young Prince Charming in Training needs a damsel in distress to rescue!
ReplyDeleteTHe kaleidoscope is truy beautiful! The yo-yo's really pop!
That kaleidoscope quilt is gorgeous and I really think your need to put the princess on the quilt somewhere :)
ReplyDeleteVery neat projects....The kaleidoscope is great..but you gotta love the Mario
ReplyDeleteI adore the kaleidoscope quilt! Love love love!
ReplyDeleteI really love your kaleidoscope quilt - I just adore the vintage vibe with those fabrics and the yo-yo's.
ReplyDeleteI like how you're doing those blocks.
ReplyDeleteAnd the yo yos are so cute! And I don't even usually like yo yos!