With only a couple of days to spare, the "ArchiteXtures" quilt made for my husband for our 20th Wedding anniversary is finished! I started this back in January when I was pattern testing the "Lucky Squares" pattern for the lovely Jess @ Sew Crafty Jess, using the newly released "Architextures" fabrics by Carolyn Friedlander and a charcoal solid.
This was quilted by Karen at my LQS Rainbow patchwork in an Anne Bright Square Dance pattern which fitted the Lucky Squares design well.
It turned out so beautifully. I think the charcoal really sets off the architextures so well and the maroon binding is just right.
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt so much Kirsten. Architextures was the perfect choice - and that quilting looks fantastic! Awesome finish - and congrats on 20 years :o)
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt! The pattern is great and the combo of Architectures and charcoal plays together so nicely. Hope your husband loves it too! Thanks for linking up:)
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous quilt - it's been so cool seeing it progress from start to finish! 20 years - wow! Congratulations - that's a real milestone.
ReplyDeleteIt's a gorgeous quilt and a perfect size. I'm sure your husband will love it! Congrats for 20 years :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your 20th Anniversary and your wonderful quilt!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous finish! Architextures and Charcoal look so beautiful together! The quilting works perfectly with both the pattern and the line of fabric you used. Congratulations on your 20th anniversary!
ReplyDeleteTurned out beautiful, I love that fabric line.
ReplyDeleteHe is going to love such a stunning quilt Kirsten and it will be such an amazing heirloom.
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful. Here's to 20 more years. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the little pops of colour here and there! And the Charcoal really sets it off. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteThis is an amazing quilt! I love it, Kirsten.
ReplyDeleteFantastic!!! I am so excited that you were able to get this completed as I remember seeing it on her site when she showed us the pattern. Great job,and fun fabric choices...YAY!! *\0/*
ReplyDeleteThis is a great finish Kirsten! Congratulations on your 20th wedding anniversary too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt! I love love love greys in quilts.....I've now backed two of mine in grey, and the bee block i have chosen is grey too!
ReplyDeleteit looks great... and looks like a MANS quilt xx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous quilt Kirsten and may you both have many more happy years together :)
ReplyDeleteI love the quilt!! I'm sure your hubby loves it! 20 years is fantastic, congratulations!!
ReplyDeleteOoh, this is lovely! Congratulations on an amazing anniversary! I'm sure your husband will love and cherish this!
ReplyDeleteThis is my first visit (through TGIFF), and I have to say what a great pattern to use for a guy. Since starting to quilt I have wanted to make a large lap quilt for my husband as well but have searched in vain for a masculine pattern - now I found it! I also spent a little time this morning browsing your blog and really love your "Land of Oz" quilt as well! Will be following from now on!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love this!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors, and it looks real comfy too!
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ReplyDeleteTotally TGIF! Loving the finished article :o)
ReplyDeleteWonderful quilt. What a great gift!
ReplyDeleteSuch great balance in this quilt, Kirsten! You definitely picked a good fabric range, and those little pops of green are just so energizing. Congrats on meeting your deadline and happy anniversary!
ReplyDeleteLove it! And love the quilting you chose. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteThis looks terrific! And Happy 20th! ;-)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! What a great way to celebrate - it's gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt and such a wonderful date - congratulations!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Tatyana
This is gorgeous! The Architextures and the dark gray solid looks so good together.
ReplyDeleteoh man, so so good! this is really a cool pattern, and the dark gray works so well with architectures! good work, what a lucky man! happy anniversary :D
ReplyDeleteNot sure how I missed this one, but I love it! The grey works so beautifully with the line. Wow, just fabulous!
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