12 comments on “quilting sunday”

1. A menina cos(z)e? says:

   16/10/2014 at 13:05

   Beautiful! 🙂

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2. Teje says:

   13/10/2014 at 07:34

   Hi Barbora! This is so beautiful! Lovely colours, like the beach, sand, sea. Great quilting, too! x Teje

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   • skalabara says:

     13/10/2014 at 18:21

     Thanks, Teje! I too like the colors.

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3. suth2 says:

   13/10/2014 at 02:09

   A beautiful quilt. I love your colour choices.

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   • skalabara says:

     13/10/2014 at 18:22

     Thanks, the fabrics were great to work with. It was a pleasure making this quilt.

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4. knettycraft says:

   12/10/2014 at 22:06

   Welcome back Barbora… missed you. Seems to me that you overworked your blog… I just looked around a bit and must say: I love what you are doing (and what you did too!). Kind regards, Annett

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   • skalabara says:

     13/10/2014 at 18:27

     Hi Annett, I suppose I needed some time off from posting. My blog is the same, I like to share what I am up to. I also started knitting after many, many years and so now I have to split my free time between quilting and knitting. Greetings from the south, B.

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     • knettycraft says:

       15/10/2014 at 00:42

       Oh yes… I know this “time-problem”… I’m full time working and have not really much time for crafting (at the moment I have one week holiday and splitting my time not between working and crafting but between sewing-knitting-quilting-crocheting… days should have more hours I think!

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5. knitnkwilt says:

   12/10/2014 at 18:11

   Nice finish! The attempted outside photo is more fun than a “perfect” one.

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   • skalabara says:

     13/10/2014 at 18:28

     I know, but after taking this one photo the quilt just flew away from the line as the pegs were not strong enough!!

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6. Wanda Dotson says:

   12/10/2014 at 17:47

   What a great idea for quilting — using a very simple stitch with the walking foot. I like the simplicity of this quilt.

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   • skalabara says:

     13/10/2014 at 18:31

     Thanks, the wavy stich breaks up the square pattern and the quilt looks a bit “softer”.

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