In this next picture, I am pinning the rows together. The following picture, Beth and I are holding it up about half way done. This method of piecing is so much faster than the quilts I have made before. I really recommend it! I got completely done with the quilt top yesterday, Nov. 9!
The top, sides, and bottom of the quilt have the plum edging shown in the last two pictures. Last evening, Brenda and I were working on designing and starting pillow shams to match. She has also purchased more of the cream and green, so she can make curtains to match. Right now, Tim and Brenda don't know where they will live after they are married, so we can't make curtains yet.
My goal was to have the quilt top done by Thanksgiving, so I can take it to Missouri to get it machine quilted by a couple there who do such a nice job for a very reasonable price. It is very expensive to have it machine quilted here in Colorado. I am thankful to the Lord for His help, and to my family for letting me have the time to work on the quilt "every spare minute" for the past 7 weeks!
This picture shows the bottom edge of the quilt.
This picture is of the corner.