Pictures from Row Robin 2011
05-21-2011, 04:28 PM
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Yep ...I agree with the suggestion!
I showed it to my husband [he's a little wacky :roll: ... but fun] because we were trying to figure how you could continue such a great 'finished picture' that looks ready to frame!
We would continue with a harbor scene of sorts too... a touch of faint half-square triangles in the "water" and maybe a lighthouse to the side...
another row could have the statue of liberty... or some boats... or the other side of the "channel" ...
or [this is why I said he's a little wacky] you could continue "under the sea" [the grandkids recently watched the little mermaid and he could be focused on Sebastian!] :lol:[/quote]
Love your ideas. You, your huband and I must be on the same wave length. I had also thought of adding elfs in an underground Santa's workshop.
I showed it to my husband [he's a little wacky :roll: ... but fun] because we were trying to figure how you could continue such a great 'finished picture' that looks ready to frame!
We would continue with a harbor scene of sorts too... a touch of faint half-square triangles in the "water" and maybe a lighthouse to the side...
another row could have the statue of liberty... or some boats... or the other side of the "channel" ...
or [this is why I said he's a little wacky] you could continue "under the sea" [the grandkids recently watched the little mermaid and he could be focused on Sebastian!] :lol:[/quote]
Love your ideas. You, your huband and I must be on the same wave length. I had also thought of adding elfs in an underground Santa's workshop.
05-21-2011, 07:51 PM
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Or what about a tribute to Capt Sully for landing the plane so perfectly and saving all those people
Yep ...I agree with the suggestion!
I showed it to my husband [he's a little wacky :roll: ... but fun] because we were trying to figure how you could continue such a great 'finished picture' that looks ready to frame!
We would continue with a harbor scene of sorts too... a touch of faint half-square triangles in the "water" and maybe a lighthouse to the side...
another row could have the statue of liberty... or some boats... or the other side of the "channel" ...
or [this is why I said he's a little wacky] you could continue "under the sea" [the grandkids recently watched the little mermaid and he could be focused on Sebastian!] :lol:
Originally Posted by Cre8tvlwyr
Originally Posted by robertap
Thanks for the compliments. I was working way above my head on this one. Gus, your grandson is correct, the people are asleep in the buildings. The background is pieced broken dishes pattern; the city and shadow are fused and machine appliqued. I created the design by modifying Debra Gabel, zebrapatterns.com, NYC city stamp pattern.
My suggestion for next row is a Harbor scene with stature of Liberty and ships decorated for the holidays. This however is not my decision to make.
My suggestion for next row is a Harbor scene with stature of Liberty and ships decorated for the holidays. This however is not my decision to make.
I showed it to my husband [he's a little wacky :roll: ... but fun] because we were trying to figure how you could continue such a great 'finished picture' that looks ready to frame!
We would continue with a harbor scene of sorts too... a touch of faint half-square triangles in the "water" and maybe a lighthouse to the side...
another row could have the statue of liberty... or some boats... or the other side of the "channel" ...
or [this is why I said he's a little wacky] you could continue "under the sea" [the grandkids recently watched the little mermaid and he could be focused on Sebastian!] :lol:
05-21-2011, 10:09 PM
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How about the subway? Then below the subway, row after row all the way to middle earth. lol
Love your ideas. You, your huband and I must be on the same wave length. I had also thought of adding elfs in an underground Santa's workshop.[/quote]
Originally Posted by robertap
Yep ...I agree with the suggestion!
I showed it to my husband [he's a little wacky :roll: ... but fun] because we were trying to figure how you could continue such a great 'finished picture' that looks ready to frame!
We would continue with a harbor scene of sorts too... a touch of faint half-square triangles in the "water" and maybe a lighthouse to the side...
another row could have the statue of liberty... or some boats... or the other side of the "channel" ...
or [this is why I said he's a little wacky] you could continue "under the sea" [the grandkids recently watched the little mermaid and he could be focused on Sebastian!] :lol:
I showed it to my husband [he's a little wacky :roll: ... but fun] because we were trying to figure how you could continue such a great 'finished picture' that looks ready to frame!
We would continue with a harbor scene of sorts too... a touch of faint half-square triangles in the "water" and maybe a lighthouse to the side...
another row could have the statue of liberty... or some boats... or the other side of the "channel" ...
or [this is why I said he's a little wacky] you could continue "under the sea" [the grandkids recently watched the little mermaid and he could be focused on Sebastian!] :lol:
05-22-2011, 03:16 PM
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3's a Charm row robin -
RoseySue's first three rows. I added the top row and it looks a lot paler in the pic but blends nicely with RoseySue's row. I love all the soft rose fabrics. Hope you all like it. Carol
RoseySue's first three rows. I added the top row and it looks a lot paler in the pic but blends nicely with RoseySue's row. I love all the soft rose fabrics. Hope you all like it. Carol
entire quilt so far
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left side
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right side
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05-22-2011, 03:38 PM
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Originally Posted by boohoofish
3's a Charm row robin -
RoseySue's first three rows. I added the top row and it looks a lot paler in the pic but blends nicely with RoseySue's row. I love all the soft rose fabrics. Hope you all like it. Carol
RoseySue's first three rows. I added the top row and it looks a lot paler in the pic but blends nicely with RoseySue's row. I love all the soft rose fabrics. Hope you all like it. Carol
Quilty Thanks, Thanks, Thanks. Sue
05-22-2011, 06:01 PM
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Carol - that is stunning! RoseySue - your group really kept your pattern and colors going well!
[I'm glad we're off the sleigh over the city ....still thinking about how beautiful it would look over my couch :) ]
[I'm glad we're off the sleigh over the city ....still thinking about how beautiful it would look over my couch :) ]
05-24-2011, 06:55 PM
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Originally Posted by MadQuilter
I could not step back far enough to get one pic of mine so it will be in two parts. Titled "Star-spangled"
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