Which I Made Another Thing
A six by six double wedding ring quilt top.
Whole thing:

The rings are supposed to be varying shades of gold-yellow-tan-white.
The centers are supposed to be blue to green.
The ovals where the rings overlap are supposed to be black.
Close-up of upper left:

Most of the fabrics were used also in my first Aubreyad quilt.
New fabrics include hot-air balloons, in honour of Diana's trip in one. This forms the third ring from the left on the top row.
Close-up of upper right:

Towards the center of the quilt is a house, for Ashgrove cottage :-) The fabric as a whole looks Mediterranean, so it had also made me think of Stephen's home in Catalunya.
Next to the fish above the house are a couple pieces from a chessboard with chessmen fabric (couldn't find any backgammon fabric, alas :-)
I could send you all on a scavenger hunt - who can find the watches? Where's the cannon? The ship blueprints? The precious gems? :D :D :D
Whole thing:

The rings are supposed to be varying shades of gold-yellow-tan-white.
The centers are supposed to be blue to green.
The ovals where the rings overlap are supposed to be black.
Close-up of upper left:

Most of the fabrics were used also in my first Aubreyad quilt.
New fabrics include hot-air balloons, in honour of Diana's trip in one. This forms the third ring from the left on the top row.
Close-up of upper right:

Towards the center of the quilt is a house, for Ashgrove cottage :-) The fabric as a whole looks Mediterranean, so it had also made me think of Stephen's home in Catalunya.
Next to the fish above the house are a couple pieces from a chessboard with chessmen fabric (couldn't find any backgammon fabric, alas :-)
I could send you all on a scavenger hunt - who can find the watches? Where's the cannon? The ship blueprints? The precious gems? :D :D :D
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On the upper right it is second from the right.
They are similar fabrics in different shades of blue.
Here's a better pic of the fabric:
Actually the lighter blue one doesn't have the draughts so much.
But I still think Jack would approve because it has actual charts of the harbour:
Tho he'd complain about all these other useless images in the way *g*
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As for patience I do this mostly when I am managing the kids at home or in waiting rooms. Gives me something to do besides yell at them *g*
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I see the piece now. It's tricky to spot, with so many pretty birds with beaks to distract a person :)
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Here would be trickier: Find a bird without a beak (dunno if any are in the quilt *g*)
You can find a non-bird with a beak in the quilt, however :D
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And a spur.