She used blue, yellow and white and then added a little touch of purple in the medallions.
I did a free hand swirly wave throughout all the piecing, then added a little ruler work in the focus blocks.
Sharon
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Storm at Sea
My friend MF and I took a work shop about four years ago. She now has a finished quilt to show off, and me, well, I have parts and pieces tucked away in a box. Here is M's fabulous Storm at Sea with medallions, it's 88 x 88 so that's a lot of piecing!
She used blue, yellow and white and then added a little touch of purple in the medallions.
I did a free hand swirly wave throughout all the piecing, then added a little ruler work in the focus blocks.
This block was all ruler work as well.
My friend is gifting this quilt and I hope that the recipient treasures this. I say this as mine still stays tucked away in a box. I think this would be a good retreat type project, as you really need time to focus on all aspects of working this pattern.
Sharon
She used blue, yellow and white and then added a little touch of purple in the medallions.
I did a free hand swirly wave throughout all the piecing, then added a little ruler work in the focus blocks.
Sharon
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7 comments:
I can't focus that well at a retreat. There is too much gabbing. Love the quilt and the quilting is beautiful!
Another great finish you created for MF and I have no doubt you will get yours out of the box and finished in jig time. Good job Sharon!
Another great finish you created for MF and I have no doubt you will get yours out of the box and finished in jig time. Good job Sharon!
I think the quilting is perfect for this--the swirls of the storm at sea with the medallions accented by the ruler work. Gorgeous!
Storm at Sea is not an easy design to piece. Well done.
Such a beautiful and challenging quilt! The quilting is equally beautiful.
Your SAS looks great! I love the quilting.
I made a mini one this year, but also want to make a large one - wonderful colors!
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