What do you think of this pattern for baby boy quilt?

I've just pieced a top and now I'm second guessing myself. What do you
think of the blue and yellow quilt top called "flying" in my album?
http://community.webshots.com/user/hellofromsmd

I'd planned to make two like this, mirror images or each other for
coworkers who share an office and who are due 10 days apart (both with
boys). The pattern is called "star burst" and it is from a recent
issue of Quiltmaker. Our university colors are yellow and blue and
both women received training here... I'll quilt them with a verigated
aurifil thread called provence. It's all blues and yellows... plan
to bind with navy blue satin blanket binding.

The name comes from the fact that all of the prints are of things that
either fly or are in the sky. Like stars, snowflakes, bumble bees,
birds etc... thought I'd call it "Off to a Flying Start."

Think they will like them? It sounds coy to ask that but I'm really
unsure.

If they don't like them, I know someone that does.

--
Mary
http://community.webshots.com/user/mardor1948
"hellofromsmd" wrote in message
om...
I've just pieced a top and now I'm second guessing myself. What do you
think of the blue and yellow quilt top called "flying" in my album?
http://community.webshots.com/user/hellofromsmd

I'd planned to make two like this, mirror images or each other for
coworkers who share an office and who are due 10 days apart (both with
boys). The pattern is called "star burst" and it is from a recent
issue of Quiltmaker. Our university colors are yellow and blue and
both women received training here... I'll quilt them with a verigated
aurifil thread called provence. It's all blues and yellows... plan
to bind with navy blue satin blanket binding.

The name comes from the fact that all of the prints are of things that
either fly or are in the sky. Like stars, snowflakes, bumble bees,
birds etc... thought I'd call it "Off to a Flying Start."

Think they will like them? It sounds coy to ask that but I'm really
unsure.

Me, myself, I love it. I'm not pregnant, with a boy or otherwise, (BTDT)
but if this needs a home, my snail addy is available ;-)
--
Anne in CA
"It's not having what you want; it's wanting what you've got." -- Sheryl
Crow
http://home.covad.net/~arudolph/annes.htm



hellofromsmd wrote:

I've just pieced a top and now I'm second guessing myself. What do you
think of the blue and yellow quilt top called "flying" in my album?
http://community.webshots.com/user/hellofromsmd

I'd planned to make two like this, mirror images or each other for
coworkers who share an office and who are due 10 days apart (both with
boys). The pattern is called "star burst" and it is from a recent
issue of Quiltmaker. Our university colors are yellow and blue and
both women received training here... I'll quilt them with a verigated
aurifil thread called provence. It's all blues and yellows... plan
to bind with navy blue satin blanket binding.

The name comes from the fact that all of the prints are of things that
either fly or are in the sky. Like stars, snowflakes, bumble bees,
birds etc... thought I'd call it "Off to a Flying Start."

Think they will like them? It sounds coy to ask that but I'm really
unsure.



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I love the quilt, and the choice of prints for the theme... its all just
kind of fun and joyful! I cant picture anyone not liking such a happy quilt
for their baby.
Diana

"hellofromsmd" wrote in message
om...
I've just pieced a top and now I'm second guessing myself. What do you
think of the blue and yellow quilt top called "flying" in my album?
http://community.webshots.com/user/hellofromsmd

I'd planned to make two like this, mirror images or each other for
coworkers who share an office and who are due 10 days apart (both with
boys). The pattern is called "star burst" and it is from a recent
issue of Quiltmaker. Our university colors are yellow and blue and
both women received training here... I'll quilt them with a verigated
aurifil thread called provence. It's all blues and yellows... plan
to bind with navy blue satin blanket binding.

The name comes from the fact that all of the prints are of things that
either fly or are in the sky. Like stars, snowflakes, bumble bees,
birds etc... thought I'd call it "Off to a Flying Start."

Think they will like them? It sounds coy to ask that but I'm really
unsure.

I love it and I'm sure they will too! What University? Michigan was blue
and gold. My DH went there.



"hellofromsmd" wrote in message
om...
I've just pieced a top and now I'm second guessing myself. What do you
think of the blue and yellow quilt top called "flying" in my album?
http://community.webshots.com/user/hellofromsmd

I'd planned to make two like this, mirror images or each other for
coworkers who share an office and who are due 10 days apart (both with
boys). The pattern is called "star burst" and it is from a recent
issue of Quiltmaker. Our university colors are yellow and blue and
both women received training here... I'll quilt them with a verigated
aurifil thread called provence. It's all blues and yellows... plan
to bind with navy blue satin blanket binding.

The name comes from the fact that all of the prints are of things that
either fly or are in the sky. Like stars, snowflakes, bumble bees,
birds etc... thought I'd call it "Off to a Flying Start."

Think they will like them? It sounds coy to ask that but I'm really
unsure.

I think the idea is grand, and quilt #1 turned out great. They will adore
them!

Becky

PS Don't ever be shy to ask for our opinion, we all love to give it!

Oooh I liike that!

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Sharon From Melbourne Australia (Queen of Down Under)
http://www.geocities.com/shazrules/craft.html

"hellofromsmd" wrote in message
om...
I've just pieced a top and now I'm second guessing myself. What do you
think of the blue and yellow quilt top called "flying" in my album?
http://community.webshots.com/user/hellofromsmd

I'd planned to make two like this, mirror images or each other for
coworkers who share an office and who are due 10 days apart (both with
boys). The pattern is called "star burst" and it is from a recent
issue of Quiltmaker. Our university colors are yellow and blue and
both women received training here... I'll quilt them with a verigated
aurifil thread called provence. It's all blues and yellows... plan
to bind with navy blue satin blanket binding.

The name comes from the fact that all of the prints are of things that
either fly or are in the sky. Like stars, snowflakes, bumble bees,
birds etc... thought I'd call it "Off to a Flying Start."

Think they will like them? It sounds coy to ask that but I'm really
unsure.

I really really like it. You did a great job.

Shirley in BC

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"Mary in Oregon" wrote in message
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If they don't like them, I know someone that does.

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Mary
http://community.webshots.com/user/mardor1948
"hellofromsmd" wrote in message
om...
I've just pieced a top and now I'm second guessing myself. What do you
think of the blue and yellow quilt top called "flying" in my album?
http://community.webshots.com/user/hellofromsmd

I'd planned to make two like this, mirror images or each other for
coworkers who share an office and who are due 10 days apart (both with
boys). The pattern is called "star burst" and it is from a recent
issue of Quiltmaker. Our university colors are yellow and blue and
both women received training here... I'll quilt them with a verigated
aurifil thread called provence. It's all blues and yellows... plan
to bind with navy blue satin blanket binding.

The name comes from the fact that all of the prints are of things that
either fly or are in the sky. Like stars, snowflakes, bumble bees,
birds etc... thought I'd call it "Off to a Flying Start."

Think they will like them? It sounds coy to ask that but I'm really
unsure.

I really, really like it. I think they will love it.
I specially like the way the pale blue changes to yellow to highlight
the unusual star shape. It is great. The mirror image idea is also
very good.
(I understand 'coy', but I'm growing out of it - it was just a phase -
50 years long, unfortunately g)
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hellofromsmd writes
I've just pieced a top and now I'm second guessing myself. What do you
think of the blue and yellow quilt top called "flying" in my album?
http://community.webshots.com/user/hellofromsmd

I'd planned to make two like this, mirror images or each other for
coworkers who share an office and who are due 10 days apart (both with
boys). The pattern is called "star burst" and it is from a recent
issue of Quiltmaker. Our university colors are yellow and blue and
both women received training here... I'll quilt them with a verigated
aurifil thread called provence. It's all blues and yellows... plan
to bind with navy blue satin blanket binding.

The name comes from the fact that all of the prints are of things that
either fly or are in the sky. Like stars, snowflakes, bumble bees,
birds etc... thought I'd call it "Off to a Flying Start."

Think they will like them? It sounds coy to ask that but I'm really
unsure.

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pat on the hill

I LIKE it!!

Monique in TX

hellofromsmd wrote:

I've just pieced a top and now I'm second guessing myself. What do you
think of the blue and yellow quilt top called "flying" in my album?
http://community.webshots.com/user/hellofromsmd

I'd planned to make two like this, mirror images or each other for
coworkers who share an office and who are due 10 days apart (both with
boys). The pattern is called "star burst" and it is from a recent
issue of Quiltmaker. Our university colors are yellow and blue and
both women received training here... I'll quilt them with a verigated
aurifil thread called provence. It's all blues and yellows... plan
to bind with navy blue satin blanket binding.

The name comes from the fact that all of the prints are of things that
either fly or are in the sky. Like stars, snowflakes, bumble bees,
birds etc... thought I'd call it "Off to a Flying Start."

Think they will like them? It sounds coy to ask that but I'm really
unsure.

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