I think the top, right and bottom edges need another border of the backround fabric and then I might add one colored border. What do you think? Colored border or leave it as is? It could be the fabric used for the cats (not really enuf of any one of the 10 fabrics - original pattern called for scrappy borders), the words or the backing which is another brown. It's just about the right size to hang over my headboard and I'm quite excited to get it up there.
The quote is adopted from an old page-a-day cat calendar. My original plan was to have small, lower case vowels and larger upper case non-vowels. I didn't really keep that in mind as I was making the letter but I think it came out great. I must say, sizing them all to fit together is not really fun but I like the finished words.
I hereby encourage anyone else who has been stalling to make Tonya's letter to get to it!
8 comments:
Cute quilt.
Oh! I want to pet them all! Great looking cats, Sarah, and I love the phrase. I had a hard time with Tonya's free-piecing but it was an interesting process--she's a great gal for feedback too. This is a terrific quilt and I can't wait to see how you finish it! Thanks for dropping my name on your blog, glad I helped you remember this UFO :)
Definitely that colored border! I love it. How wonderfully fun!
glen in Louisiana (who is g today on the list)
Oh my gosh! As a cat lover I absolutely love this quilt. I agree, a colored border would make it pop. You've done a great job.
My son's girlfriend has two cats. She would love this quilt.
Beautiful quilt! I think a scrappy border, maybe wonky pieced to go with the letters and look like a calico cat would be perfect. When I first read your post I thought you were thinking about a colored border only on the sides that don't have lettering, then a cream border around the whole thing and I thought that might look really neat!
Very cool! WHat about a scrappy border of 4 patch blocks that repeat the centre of the cats tails???
Oh I love this! I remember that pattern too..I think I marked it. Did you know that Tonya is working on a wonky letters book? I'm ready!
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