I got the Boogie Fever......got to boogie down.....I've got the Boogie Fever....I think it's going around.
Sometimes a song gets stuck in my head. Boogie Fever was the one that got stuck yesterday as I feverishly quilted away at this Groovy quilt:
Now mind you, I don't know all the lyrics to the song, just the opening chorus. Disco seems to go with this quilt, don't you think?
I love this pattern and the use of solids. It really gives you a chance to get fun with the quilting, and even with matching threads, the designs really pop off the quilt.
I especially had fun with those modern squares (I've been wanting to try them out for a while now), and I was trying to go for a liberated chevron there in the yellow. Not sure if I accomplished that or not, but I like it. Of course no quilt of mine would be complete without some swirls somewhere, and when I see solid gray I can't help but think of pebbles. I think the solids looked so nice, I used them on the back too, design by me.
Well, there you have it. My take on the Totally Groovy QAL. I think I am just in time to link up with the other participants.
What do you think? Did I do OK?
Jen
Quilter in the Closet: My artistic journey as I learn, try, and am inspired by multiple techniques, including quilting, painting, drawing, and who knows what else!
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More than ok, this quilt is awesome. And, I love the back too. Your colors and quilting choices are perfect. Your quilting looks fabulous. This is a winner front and back.
ReplyDeleteHi!!! It turned out really great!!! Love the blocks you did too!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is fabulous! The colors, the quilting, the back... You've done great!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt and amazing free motion quilting. Absolutely love the backing. Brilliant idea!
ReplyDeleteYou groovy quilt is fab and I LOVE the back. It's really too nice for a back - I'd say more a reversible :)
ReplyDelete,Oh it is brilliant! The colors are great, but the quilting is ah-mazing! Love the back, too.
ReplyDeleteLove the quilting on this one, I think it's great how you've alternated between circles and angular shapes, a great way to create movement between the sections. And the colours are great, they make a real modern take on the quilt.
ReplyDeleteomg, LOVE your backing idea!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow Jen - this is fantastic! And your quilting is amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteHoly crap this is good! I love the back and I love your quilting!! Gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteHI Jen! Love your quilt. Stumbled upon your blog through the flickr groovy link up. Going to follow. I've been quilting for about a year now, and have only tried straight line quilting. You've inspired me to try something new! I just got Angela Walters book and those pebbles are awesome. =) the modern squares are great too. which is better to try first? pebbles or squares? have a nice day!!
ReplyDeleteThis is truly amazing, I really love it! Did you ever figure out what to fo about the holes? How sad :(
ReplyDeleteLove your quilting patterns and the back - whoa!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! The backing really is amazing and your quilting is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteGirl you did AMAZING! Love this and love the back especially!
ReplyDeleteAmanda
Love the quilting, that turned out wonderfully, can't believe I hadn't seen this one until today!
ReplyDeletethis is just gorgeous Jen - the quilting is amazing and I love the backing - very cool :)
ReplyDeleteLove it, and the curved back is completely amazing!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Front and back :)
ReplyDeleteWow I am blown away by the gorgeousness of this quilt ! Bravo!
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