It's Friday again - and time to get your whoop whoop on!! Are you ready? Remember, it doesn't have to be a finish - just whatever you are happy to have worked on this week! So let's get right down to it.....
This is what I have been working on this week...
It's called Sunset On Water, and it has 36 different blue tone fabrics and 36 different yellow tone fabrics in it.
The pattern is in the March/April 2013 McCalls Quilting, and I enlarged the block pattern to make the finished quilt 60" x 60".
(I love EQ7!)
This quilt is headed to Pensacola this weekend, to the family of a young man who went missing in Mobile Bay three weeks ago.
I spent the day finishing it up with some
template quilting on Jolene -
you can see it best on the back of the quilt.
It was fun, and got easier as I went along.
Still not perfect, but not bad!
And one last shot, just because it's pretty!
It's been a while since I made a quilt from start to finish -
it's a nice feeling!
This pattern is much easier than it looks,
so if you like it, give it a try!!
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And now it's your turn!
What are you whooping about this week?
What has made you smile and dance a happy dance?
Share with us - we want to join in!!
The linky party will remain open until Sunday at midnight.
Be there or be square!!
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And speaking of being there or being square,
remember that the linky party
for the Hands2Help Charity Quilt Challenge
is going on right now!
If you've made a quilt for the Challenge,
be sure to link up before Saturday at midnight CST.
If you didn't make one this year, stop by here
and check out all the gorgeous quilts that have been made
for the two charities through this challenge!
There are more than 100 quilts already - awesome!!
Hugs!
Sarah
that is the perfect name for it!, and i love the texture the quilting gives it!
ReplyDelete-Kelly @ My Quilt Infatuation
What a beautiful quilt. I would have found it hard to give that one away. I'm sure they will love it though!
ReplyDeleteThis is a gorgeous quilt - yes, the quilting really adds to the dimension of the quilt - love the colours.
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool! Great pattern!
ReplyDeleteSarah- i'm so sorry, but my entry is there three times. I thought I had done something wrong when I didn't see it, so i entered it again. I can't see a way to delete the two duplicates myself, so feel free to delete the other two. :)
ReplyDeleteKelly @ My Quilt Infatuation
That is a fantastic pattern and I like the blues and yellows together! You are a such a kind,kind person Sarah. I am sure the family in Pensacola will treasure it.
ReplyDeletesuch a beautiful quilt
ReplyDeleteOoh, I loved this pattern in the magazine! Maybe it'll have to end up on my to-do list - yours is great!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is glowing. What a beautiful gift to a family at loss.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness what a gorgeous quilt. The quilting is great too!
ReplyDeleteI love the quilting design! It's a really lovely bright quilt, great work :o)
ReplyDeleteThat is gorgeous! What an amazing gift. May it bring them some comfort.
ReplyDeleteOooh! What a BEAUTY!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely quilt, blue and yellow together always looks great!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors. So soothing.
ReplyDeleteWow, Sarah, this is gorgeous! (Knew I was going to love it as soon as I saw your blog title.) Makes me happy just to look at it. The back is really cool, too. Kudos!
ReplyDeleteLove your quilt, you have such talent. This wasn't the photo I had planned sorry
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! I love the "dove tail" aspect of the design, and all the rich shading.
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful quilt. I love the negative corner . . . just brilliant. I'm coming from finish it friday, but just liked to your get a whoop . . . A&M?
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is wonderful! I love the colour shifts! Amazing job!
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Hi Sarah!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting all our works!
Your quilt isa great sparkle and
it´s fantastic!!!
Hugs//Maja
All those triangles! Gasp!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting a linky party. I'm always looking for new blogs to follow, and learning new things from all of them!
Your quilt is absolutely stunning!
ReplyDeleteVery Pretty. Great Finish!
ReplyDeleteOh I seriously LOVE that quilt. And the quilting just rocks!
ReplyDeleteHoly smokes look what you went and did again this year, over 100 quilts!! Now that's something to Whoop about :)
All those blues and yellows make the quilt. Looking great.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt. Love the colours and the puzzle look. Well done.
ReplyDeleteWow, Sarah, that's beautiful! You did a wonderful job on it. May it bring comfort in a very difficult time for the family in Pensacola.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt. You do an awesome job. It will be loved.
ReplyDeleteI REALLY like this quilt! You did a great job on that quilting, too.
ReplyDeleteWhoop whoop. I don't know how you produce so much. I'm impressed
ReplyDeleteI love your quilts, and as always am amazed at all you get done!
ReplyDeleteSorry I linked up more than once. I didn't realize you had several linky posts.
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