At this point this post is going to be fairly bare bones … I’ll come back and add more details in tomorrow or Sunday. I was super lucky to get a go through a great 2015 cleanse this morning via the stomach flu. But – I really wanted to share with you my Project QUILTING quilt. 
I call it ‘Curvy Geese Trees’ (unless Trisha has a better name she’d like to suggest …) I was inspired by the Project QUILTING ‘Tree’ Challenge AND 
the Prairie Heritage Quilt Guild ‘Curves’ challenge. We had to incorporate the chevron red/yellow/blue/green/orange fabric into our design that also followed the theme ‘curves’. I used Jeli Quilts’ Double Goose Paper Pieced pattern to create my geese trees. 
I love my little geese trees! I have one that just used the inner geese for one small tree. 
And then I did a double geese for the bigger trees. 
I free motion quilted the quilt using my Bernina 750 
and three different shades of Aurifil thread. UPDATE 1/10/15 
Turns out … I wasn’t quite done with my quilt when I posted this on Friday. This quilt wasn’t finished until I added a little glitz … 
Some sequins to be precise. They add just the right amount of pop!
KimLapacek.com | Home of Persimon Dreams and Project QUILTING
Quilt designer, teacher, artist, dreamer
Wow! Impressive work! I love how it all blends together. 🙂
I think that name is perfect. 🙂
I just love your flying geese trees!!
a striking quilt, looks very technical
Absolutely delightful!
This is just stunning! I would never have thought to use the geese as trees. Thank you so much for tagging me, I absolutely love seeing my patterns in the wild.
That is so cool! I love, love, love your quilt! Great quilting too, Kim! Thanks for linking up to TGIFF!
Very cute way to use the flying geese and colors too!
Love it!
Absolutely gorgeous!
stunning
Very fun…love the curved geese.
This is so fun! And these are definitely truffula trees.
How much FUN is this?! Super love. 😀 And thanks for sharing the link for the double flying geese circles. I'd like to try those out.
Great use of dimension! I feel like maybe I could Marry Poppins myself finght into your funfill tree parade!!~Kaz
those are some amazing trees, I LOVE THEM!!!
It's an amazing piece, Kim…love it! So much movement and great colors…
Wow, I think this is fantastic!