
Here at last are the long awaited photos of the Portobello Market quilt (or as Karin would say Portobello Mushroom quilt). As you can see, not only is it a poor quality photo (due to the antsy-ness of my quilt holder-upper) but Gomez snuck into the frame also. I gave up trying to get a good photo after this one so here's a detail sans Gomez.

The quilt is from the book Jelly Roll Quilts and the pattern is called "Daisy Chain". I made the larger size quilt by using one Portobello Market jelly roll and a half of a Hemming House jelly roll (somehow I had two Hemming House jelly rolls--no clue how this happened). These two Moda lines played nicely together and I really like the result. Now to add this top to the many many many that are waiting to be quilted. I have to zoom off now, big meeting tomorrow and I need to get some laundry done.
10 comments:
Looking good. Their new book - Layer Cake, Jelly Roll and Charm Quilts - has just been published; will you be getting it?
Love your quilt!
Hi, it's pretty; hope the meeting goes well.
I LOVE it! You're so right...those groups look great together.
It looks so lovely...but, your work always is gorgeous.
I love the quilt..very nicely done girl. You probably got those jelly rolls at market..haha
Pat
Golly, it's nice.
What a beauty this turned out to be. Those fabric lines do work well together ~ you're so right! Spot on!!!
...and personally, I think Gomez adds a nice touch to the overall photo. ;)
It looks great! Those colors do go well together. Good Job!
Love that fabric! Love the quilt! Thank gomez for modeling it for us.
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