Recently I shared photos of this quilt on Facebook.
The full view of the quilt does not show the colors accurately.
I am going to share some close-ups with you that will give a pretty good color match.
![image image](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjBn8uMFV233XAMh6Mtyvkw4BPozc-5DTu5HXXRq_fV-J8g4AJLykI06snh0CDLdbOsLd28yFkUobQXtV_ZDNnKtFi6SciOY_YPzv87lrz8k_EnJ3EP30PLoJmUB8eUqnJomNu6V2_SW5Y/?imgmax=800)
This is the very center of the quilt. The area you are seeing is less than 6 inches on the quilt itself.
![image image](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgcD1lkoblZudpt-IRTRgSdeuxvpEJpQIJC4tL-gr6SKCh8CnlUyzAcvEIbWFmprerIQKbcjyC0JCH34xWM9g7MgoQcUWDbqMSvgfYcJvtFjcokHbklRP3xM5KkJPY39wtzVH8HQsdm1qg/?imgmax=800)
This shows a center that is about 16-18 inches in diameter.
![image image](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiuSFyRjvR8ttLbA2ftlz2CJGwblJ0XAMmJTZSh_sY5MM4K7IoMjRdZiHu4UoyJjLlJ-D2qatHsgQ1TdTlmf6fadoQB_LSfkephWjtoU-eFeXxb8d16vw_xvI70aa4VA-jR5ilQcnIJ_qs/?imgmax=800)
This is a close-up of one of the North, South, East, West points. They are cut from a border print and the reverse of the print to create this symmetrical design.
![image image](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjx6GEVTbhQSnN0CQphK5QIJFoRK0rkv-fkvEYQLilSPZgY14avUIamcvkUiczBf-kmanv9BJ2gn3AGqjqcj67jE13-1-LJbbQpE4b2snOs0VAAXswsXq-V4qKIlWyGQr0p-X-RU9MZdjc/?imgmax=800)
Here you see the other set of yellow points cut from the same fabric as the previous set. They are cut from a different part of that same fabric.
![image image](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj-ggUnksciTU23eS89RLOPD0aKqKknX2KnSnQ7PhEeuaUODFWtHjmcFbAG6Sfe0n4zUKL1EoODcNCZlXdKUffMCsusjlQsphPT5wqwloF9ah_0u8DEr4c29DqPF_AM1MH6Fky9a_YCoNw/?imgmax=800)
This is the third and last set of points. There are 16 of them and each is identical, all cut from the same fabric.
I DID NOT build this quilt from the center out.
I started with the section I call the circle of lace which is what you see directly next to the background. I used 32 repeats of the image to create a circle and then designed the center to fit the circle.
![image image](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgPyyJp6XvZFa21NhqnV4VFjZ5u0SzpkSRAUO-ZUrOSUEELYMRYBl61W6j8my-xKJDIgTruxMoWyjwwC43ZCyM4KrHOKvhPXZUA7CtVAN_LCOqK-hcjesiIepHzW9MREjMxR5oW2lNyIN4/?imgmax=800)
If you look closely at this image you will see the words MILLENNIUM written over and over. It was one of a collection of fabrics Jinny Beyer designed for the Millennium.
![image image](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhDdkEZhqowe1wgJYdAKEIwfDZLwFVXWhrE4XZFQbNvQ26UQt_bhjlArXzUpWB4sx-Ju9FYk2wOKXX932lwK-2vrLujuaSutw3NM7brSWcsTsci8jWPRIIIKFOWppxK2kPfoI0USnvny6I/?imgmax=800)
The blue swag print is a border print she designed for the Millennium.
I added the other fabrics to make a border that set off the rest of the quilt.
This was an exciting quilt to make and never fails to evoke positive responses from those who see it
![image image](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEixrl23fRRu_KNlwutLjJx0pAg83NNXr1hoBkdcOp0TKgRKVaptaDTxAYvMR6PZK3u5BDQyiL7nEN79hj8w1Y0SGW1a6Pman-IS9T2nuTlW2nA62IAzc32EqJfJ21rEdkD7R69uZpIegA0/?imgmax=800)
This picture shows the entire quilt. I was not able to get a photo of it in it’s entirety than shows accurate colors.