The four quadrants of Moda Love have come together and I couldn’t be happier. It came together much quicker and easier than I first thought. I’m calling this one Victorian Love Charm.
I wanted the centre motif to be floating within the borders, so I added two inches of plain white fabric all the way around. As shown previously, I’ve got two fabrics for borders, but I think I want a third, so I’m going to hold off on finishing this one until I get a chance to get to Lens.
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Absolutely fabulous! (Aren’t triangles fun?)
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Wow…..all those points. Wow!!!
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Very classy!
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So nice!!
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This medallion block is wonderful, especially in the fabrics you chose. Well done!
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I really like this!
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I love that star pattern! Guess that’s why I made a pillow with it. LOL! I love how you did the striped fabric in the quadrants!!! Perfect.
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It is just beautiful and I ;love the direction you are going with borders.
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You have a gift Val. You really do
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Ta-Da! It’s incredible; good job!
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