Blueberry double-fudge with sprinkles

... or, "How many seams can I force into place?" (hence the "double fudge" reference)

So, I've finally gotten this quilt top finished. I'm not going to add a border to it: I think it looks just fine like it is. I will use an antique red for the binding, and I have a nice flannel in my stash that I think I'll use for the back - assuming I have enough!

This top is, oh, I dunno... Seventy-five inches square? Certainly enough for a Queen topper, anyway!

(Pictures below the fold....)

(UPDATE for my blog-siblings....) This is the quilt I'm working on now. It's a lap-quilt (Hmmm, but I *could* make it bigger--- easy!) which measures about 49"x60", finished. It's a pattern by Mary Etherington, of Creative Threads, from 2002 calld "Picnic." I'd love a link to a place that sells the pattern (*hint, hint*) but Google wasn't terrribly helpful.

Comments

[David]

1.

You have NO idea how glad I am this isn't the recipe it sounded as though it was going to be!

:-)

Lovely!

[Romeocat]

2.

Thank you, David! I'm glad you like it... And, for me, real fudge is simply FUDGE!!!! No nuts, no chips, no marshmellow... just fudge!!!

So... I would never inflict a recipe like that on you.

Really!

;-)

-- R'cat

[David]

3.

Yeh, but the problem is... it sounds strangely appealing. Chocolate and blueberries... hmmmm... Darn it! Now I'm thinking of ways to make it work!

heh

;-)

[Red Queen]

4.

Kat, Daughter Jn and I both really like the quilt top. I am seriously thinking about the first BOM you sent me. Can't get it outta my mind yet so I might have to find a way to make it happen. I will keep you posted. I also really like this new quilt you are doing. I love stars by the way- in case you missed that somewhere along the way. I had a couple quilts picked out of mags to do this year for Idaho that involve stars. I am gonna have to get busy working on them.