It is hosted by these talented ladies....
Shanna of Fiber of All Sorts and Melissa from Sew BitterSweet Designs.
Since it is my first time, I decided to keep it simple, and only set one goal....
To finish my Oh My, Scrappy Stars! quilt top and get it quilted on my tiny Janome!
This quilt is designed to measure 100" x 100",
made using 2356 - 2" finished size squares and 9 - 8" finished squares in the center of the star blocks.
It's a good thing that I did keep it SIMPLE! That quilt just about did me in!
Quilting detail on 5 of the 9 star blocks...And quilting detail on the other 4 of the 9 star blocks
I used the same fabrics for the backing as were used in the quilt top.
Quilting detail from the back
So for August.... my new motto is KYSS as in #KeepYourSewingSimple
My preliminary August "String Thing" goals are:
- A sewing room wall hanging
- A gal themed beach quilt
- A guy themed beach quilt
It looks great! Good job, I've quilted all of my other quilts on a Janome also, but my newest quilt is being quilted on my treadle!
ReplyDeleteFirst time on your blog - wow, that is quite the intricate quilt. What patience! it is lovely. I enjoy your posts and love your Fall Leaves top.
ReplyDeleteAwesome finish, Lorna! Gotta hand it to you for your tenacity in quilting such a large quilt on your domestic machine. You did a great job and it turned out beautifully!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely quilt. Great quilting on a Janome!
ReplyDeleteLove it Lorna! Your quilting turned out fantastic.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Lorna, it is superb!
ReplyDeleteMy heavens, woman! You are a quilter extraordinaire! That's a crazy amount of blocks. The colors are super-duper. Kudos to quilting a king size quilt on your Janome. It will be lovely on your bed and each time you see it you're going to feel a great big, fuzzy warm feeling inside you.
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning quilt you've made, it must have taken you ages.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I love it! love it! love it!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on this enormois quilt! Glad you came to your sences with the KYSS! ;-)
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Gorgeous quilt!! Your quilting is just perfect!!
ReplyDeleteStunning xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Lorna and congrats on a fantastic finish!! Thanks for sharing.
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I love your quilt, I long to be able to make something so special!
ReplyDeleteThis is so detailed! All your small little squares line up nicely and the design is spectacular. The quilting really finished it off nicely.
ReplyDeleteWow,wow,wow!!!!Hugs Bambi
ReplyDeleteYou did it! Congratulations, it came out perfectly and you certainly deserve to be proud of it. :)
ReplyDeleteLove your blog! You have some wonderful patterns. I also like seeing the quilting on your Oh My, Scrappy Stars quilt! Beautiful work. I'm going to try and follow your blog. Not sure I can figure that out.....
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...you have got an eye for colour arrangement. And again, I cannot believe how quickly you put this together. The quilting looks great and I can imagine that this was difficult to do. Glad you persevered as it suits the quilt.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Lorna..I am stil plugging along on mine!
ReplyDeletenicely done! It looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteSew incredibly fabulous! Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteso striking! and such a large quilt. congrats!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! I love it!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Fabulous quilt
ReplyDeleteYour quilting is fantastic! Great job.
ReplyDelete2356 squares and 100" x 100" is simple?! What, then, is complex? It's a fabulous quilt -- and you are deservedly proud of your work!
ReplyDeleteWow. This quilt is scrappy fabulousness. I am in awe of all the work you did to make it.
ReplyDeleteWow that is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteA great quilt finished! I do believe this is my first visit to your blog and am so glad you linked up to the Needle and Thread network so I could find you! I checked out some of your other pages and discovered your tutorials! I love the Happy go lucky block tutorial! Am going to give it a test to see how it works for me.
ReplyDeleteThis is so far from simple... unless you want to say simply beautiful. Congratulations on your big finish- quilting and all.
ReplyDeleteLorna, this quilt is absolutely fantastic!! I just love how all of the different quilting textures make the quilt come to life. Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing this at Needle and Thread Thursday!
:) Kelly @ My Quilt Infatuation
Oh my... this is just so wonderful! I love your quilting choices.
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the quilting. You did that all on a little Janome? You inspire me..
ReplyDeleteYou have made a heirloom.
ReplyDeleteSo great!
Wow! That quilt is amazing. I love your use of color and the quilting accents it perfectly! Beautifully done! Congrats on a great finish and thank you for linking up!
ReplyDeletexo -E
Loving the Stars and the quilting is amazing. Stopping by from My Quilt Infatuation. Marie (mlismore@optusnet.com.au)
ReplyDeleteNow that is a gorgeous mix of low and high volume beautifully integrated. Thanks for linking up!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the quilt! I love the scrappiness of it all!
ReplyDeleteGreat finish! Thanks for sharing the quilting from the back.
ReplyDeleteOh, that is beautiful. I love how it is scrappy and yet still has a very planned look -- and the quilting complements it so nicely. Great job!
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks great! I love the quilting you did on this quilt - it must have taken forever, especially with all those thread changes...
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