I put together my quilt blocks from our bee inspired quilting bee, and I am having some serious doubts about my choice of layout, I kinda wish I would've used some sashing. Oh well, I don't ever redo, so hopefully I'll like it more once it's quilted and bound. 
I think it's gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing! You don't need the sashing!
ReplyDeleteHelena
I think it is perfectly lovely!!!
ReplyDeleteI really like it w/out sashing - I like how the blocks seem to point at each other, like following a maze.
ReplyDeleteI love it! It has a very vintagey feel to it. Absolutely wonderful without the sashing.
ReplyDeleteI think it is perfect! I love it!! But them I "heart" flying geese.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't change a thing even if you were someone to redo things.
thanks for sharing such a lovely quilt
julie
Nettie,
ReplyDeleteThis looks absolutely fab!!!
Glad I had a chance to contribute to it :D
It looks good without the sashing! I know how that goes though thinking you should of done something else once youve already pieced the whole thing together.
ReplyDeleteJenn
It looks lovely! I bet it looks nice close up with all those cute wee prints.
ReplyDeleteOh I totally LOVE the way it turned out. I think it looks like a maze with arrows telling you were to go next. :)
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely the way it is! No sashing needed!!
ReplyDeleteYou did so well
It looks great! I never saw such a layout for flying geese, and I love it!
ReplyDeleteSteffi
No way, this quilt has such movement, I love it.
ReplyDeleteIf it was mine (and I know full well it's not) I would add another border with more triangles on blue. That's mostly because I'm not generally a border person so that dotted border jumps out at me.
I LOVE it!! I think it's perfect without the sashing. Great job!!!
ReplyDeleteWell if you don't like it you can always send it here, I think its just gorgeous the way it is! Well done on finishing!
ReplyDeleteI concur with everyone else: it's simply smashing just the way it is.
ReplyDeleteNah, I think it looks fabulous without sashing! Go with it... you may just love it when its all done!
ReplyDeleteooooh I like it! I have been getting bored of seeing everything sashed recently. It is fun to see the different patterns the blocks make next to each other.
ReplyDeleteIt looks beautiful! I don't think it needs any sashing. When I use sashing it is usually to frame a block. Yours looks like little fishies swimming around in a wintery pond.
ReplyDeleteI love it! I love the carefree feel to it; the lack of perfect order is exactly what I love.
ReplyDeleteI think it's great! I tend to shy away from triangles because my flying geese usually end up having a cut off beaks. Good job! It looks great!
ReplyDeletewhat a happy quilt. it really lifts my mood thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI like it!
ReplyDeleteOh no, I love this layout, when I saw your quilt in the reading pane, I was really attracted to it, I adore the colours you have used. don't change a thing! xo
ReplyDeleteI like it! It's fun and scrappy. I hope you end up liking it too!
ReplyDeleteI love it as it is! The blue solid really binds it together! So many lovely prints and colors, so sweet and fun twist on traditional blocks! Great quilt!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great with or without sashing!
ReplyDeleteI like the randomness of it. It looks so lovely and soft! Love the border too :)
ReplyDeleteI love it exactly that way it is without the sashing. It is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteMicki
I like it, especially where the like sized geese meet up!
ReplyDeleteI really love the layout. I agree with Cheryl though. I would love to see another border with flying geese. I think it would really add something to an already great quilt.
ReplyDeleteoh, i love this! i think it looks spectacular!
ReplyDeletei think it's cool! i like the blue background.
ReplyDeleteOh please...chin up...smile...
ReplyDeletechange your mind
about the sashing....I think it is just oh so perfect like it is...well done....I.LIKE.
I think it looks great!
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't kick that quilt out of bed for eating crackers...
ReplyDeleteOh my word. I think this is my favorite Bee quilt ever. It's just stunning! I love the pale blue background color you chose.
ReplyDeleteI like this quilt, the light blue make it very soothing and comforting. I think it is great!
ReplyDeleteI think it's look great.
ReplyDeleteNettie, this one is SO cool! It reminds me of one of those blankets little kids drive cars on. It is like a maze, so creative!!
ReplyDeleteno! I love how the background floats all the fabrics and pieces of the blocks.
ReplyDeleteOh, I think it is lovely as it is!
ReplyDeleteI think the trouble is that there is not that much contrast in it, too many cream colored prints were used, and the whole pattern has been lost. Perhaps you wanted a quilt that was more subdued but I think contrast can really make or break a good quilt pattern. Just my two cents...no harm intended.
ReplyDeletelooks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI especially like all the pretty fabrics that flow throughout your quilt. Simply lovely, dear.
ReplyDeleteI love the layout! Very nice, you've inspired me to do something with all my left over scrap triangles
ReplyDeleteSashing would have been nice; and, the current layout is great! Either, or your quilt top is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteNo, it's lovely and keeps your eye moving!
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