The beads I intended to use, did not combine with the yarn as well as I thought so I replaced them with others.
It was the first time that I used fabrics like velvet and lace and tried beads for embellishing a quilt:
Finally this is the quilt I made for the first 2010 challenge quilt of 3Creative Studios. It is machine patched and quilted, measures 21.5"x 21.5"(55x55cm) and the name is "Sudoku Blues":
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Relevant links:
- Sudoku origins
- 3Creative Studios quilt challenge: January/February theme "Puzzle"
- For a better view at all the photgraphs click here
- For all "Puzzle" parts click here
Your Sudoku quilt is great. Every inch of the quilt has something interesting to look at. I particularly like your bobbin work and the way you used the yard with the little snowflakes. Great fabric choices.
ReplyDeleteMy husband is also a Sudoku fan.Our children gave him a "Sudoku for Blackbelts," book one Christmas and he downloads extra puzzles from the internet. Your quilt looks as challenging as the puzzles.
Wow Geni! Just beautiful! Isn't it amazing how one simple word can have so many interpretations!
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It is gorgeous Geni. Well worth waiting to see it finished.
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