Very cool, Jen.

Very pretty! I think your thread stars sounds like it would work well.

How do you plan to use the completed quilt?

That is just stunning!
Theresa

Awesome!

BEE, I think it'll end up on a wall somewhere, maybe it a child's room since I'm running out of space elsewhere! lol

It would be perfect for a candle or round table, but I don't have either of those around...

Love your bright quilts, but I think there is just a bit too much yellow in the center. Maybe a smaller circle, or a smaller collection of the 3D boxes?

beverly

I agree with the 'too much yellow'. I first tried a series of smaller circles in a variety of colors/orders, but they looked too much like eyeballs! That's why we're trying to come up with another plan.

I'd like to continue the 3-D image as if you're looking down a tunnel. Mike has an idea, but I'm not sure how I can piece it. That's why I was thinking of quilting concentric stars, hoping to add color but still keeping it easy(er). Not sure if it'll be enough color though.

This whole yellow center is only about 9" in diameter..

Wow!

You could do a bluework embroidery design in the yellow center...or a solid blue applique.

Donna

It's really stunning, Jen!
I like Donna's idea of embroidery design in the center.

Looking forward to seeing it finished!
Sue

I like the tunnel idea, Jen. It just seems that it would be a continuance of the pattern.

SharonG/FL

Your design work is really impressive and I do like the idea of embroidery in the center, or perhaps a modern design applique in the center...a star of some kind?? I do agree w/ everyone that the yellow center is too much...this is another one for the retreat quilt show...
V.

Pretty fabrics & color. I also dislike the egg yoke center -- at 9", it is about 1/3 of the circle -- I think you should try a dark color to make it recede. I am anxious to see what your hubby designs for you.

How would a blue spiral tapering in width to the center look?

It reminds me of a kaleidoscope.