A really very irregular grid
and a shocking little thing
will I be able to stand it? Photo taken late at night.
Well maybe with intense quilting I can take off the
strong lines a little. Ok its wonderfully colourful - and I
need that - however it is very, very crazy, infact
crazily crazy.
We collected our walnuts last Saturday. it is the
first crop of our self-planted walnut tree - we are so happy
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How wonderful to have grown your own walnuts.
ReplyDeleteI love your crazy 'shocking' thing! Sometimes you have to go for it and see what happens. I'm looking forward to the result of the quilting - I think it's going to be marvellous.
wow....you did that crazy patchwork so quickly. i love it. it looks like a map of a big city. you could embroider street signs and applique houses....my mind is working overtime. i love it just the way it is. and how wonderful to be able to pick your own walnuts. i just bought some at the grocery store.
ReplyDeleteI adore this Anneliese, yes, crazily crazy it might be, but the colours are so happy and it is something wonderful. the strong lines all add to the overall sensation.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Catherine, having your own home grown walnuts is wonderful. I bet they tasted great.
ReplyDeleteThe Crazily-crazy quilt is stunning. I am sure you can 'stand it'.
Wow Anneliese, what a colorful and crazy quilt. Love it!
ReplyDeleteWow, wonderful! I love the colours!
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it's crazy in the best way. It's bright, alive......I love it as it is....
ReplyDeleteI think your crazy quilt is joyous! What colour! I love it.
ReplyDeleteHow did the walnuts taste? How many years from planting to eating?
I love the quilt. It has so nice colores.
ReplyDeleteIt is wild and fabulous Anneliese. Love the name crazily crazy, I think it also describes we the quilters!! I am trying to imagine how beautiful a freshly grown walnut must taste. Well done!
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