
I have also finished the little wall hanging for my challenge group. It looks good now it's all quilted and bound, although it's a bit puffy in parts, due to all the bias edges (and me being too impatient to unpick bits which have gone wrong!)

How I demonstrate that far from being a master of patience, I have a short attention span and am attracted to try out lots of fabric related techniques and ideas
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I'm not a huge fan of pink but I do love the little pink wall hanging. I like it's free form look and the circles are wonderful. Are they pieced or appliqued?
I like how both the quilts turned out.
I'll get around to doing my wallhanging one day. It's on the to do list along with so many more quilts.
Love and hugs Gina xxx
The roses quilt looks stunning. I'm eager to start mine once I've finished some work-on-the-go. Hope you're enjoying the holidays.
I've got my flutterwheel challenge piece to the quilting stage...I like it, but like you, won't be rushing to make another...
I absolutely love the little wall hanging!
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