Lisa Deering sent me this photo of her finished Baby Bullseye quilt. Isn’t it wonderful!!!!
From Lisa: I guess shelter-in-place is as good of a time as any to get things finished. I used a facing on the edges and attached it to the wall with Command Strips (removing the adhesive and hand stitching one side of the strips to the facing of the quilt).
The border geese are done in a rather large print which makes it look like they are moving around on the quilt. Of course one goose is going in the wrong direction just for fun.
Truth be told, I had to hunt and hunt for the geese flying backwards and even now, when I know where it is, I have to look for it. That big print does indeed add a lot of movement and it’s really good!
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Really nice use of fabric (black & white geese!!) & color. Enjoyed seeing your quilt.
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What a beautiful work of art. Hats off to you.
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How neat! I also like that Lisa used squares in the corners. It gives a breather to the eyes and really defines (for me) those rows of flying geese. Thanks for the idea!
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No credit to me–that was in Becky’s design.
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This may be a stupid question but could you post how to place a picture on Show and Tell? I have looked at the Website and can’t find the right button!
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You need to send the picture to me and I do the posting because it’s my blog :-). becky.pieceocake@gmail.com
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Thank you! I will do that…
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I sent my photo directly to Becky and she posted it.
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What great fabric choices! To me, the center rather resembles a globe, giving a great jumping-off point for day-dreaming as my eyes move across this lovely, lively quilt.
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I had to blow the picture up by 200% on my computer, in order to find the backwards goose!
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That’s a beautiful, bright and very cheerful quilt! Well done!
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Now that is really a “bullseye”! The color placement really draws you eye to the center. Took a couple minutes, but I did find the backward goose. Says you don’t take yourself too seriously.
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