Custom WoW-E! quilt 51" x 61" |
This quilt was truly a labour of love and is now on it's way to the new owner. But it is not traveling alone. WoW-E! #3 is a custom order toddler quilt, ordered from my Etsy shop.
Custom WoW-E! quilt on the well house door |
Plus this special little doll quilt made to match! Wider borders were added to the top and bottom to bring this little quilt to an approximate 22" x 24" size.
And finally this matching Woodland Friends birdie flannel toddler pillow case size 14" x 19". With envelope style closure on the back.
I just had to make the dolly a little pillow, too. That was not part of the request. But it just had to be. Both pillowcases were made using the French seam method. No fraying or stray threads. This doll pillow is slightly larger than the one made using my doll pillowcase tutorial.
During all those hours spent piecing and pressing, I thought about how much I would like to make this quilt again. No. Really. And when I do, these blocks are going to be in an on point setting. And the quilt would be 57" x 71". Maybe I should go larger?
WoW-E! in SOLIDS on point - 57" x 71" |
This is my third time making a quilt using the WoW-E! pattern. Well.... Three and a half if you count the doll quilt. Hahaha! And I am looking forward to making my fourth using the on point setting. The on point setting was inspired by the photo of the original quilt below.
This custom order quilt was inspired by both of the WoW-E! quilts I made previously. The same fabrics used in the original WoW-E! quilt, plus a few extras, were used to make the 30 main blocks. And the 4 found in the matching doll quilt.
The original quilt used only 20 blocks and finished at 41" x 51". The 30 blocks used in this custom quilt allowed for an additional row and column, and brought the size up to 51" x 61".
Kona cotton solids in Aqua, Breakers, Cypress, Asparagus, Green Tea, Lemon, Daffodil, Sunny, Salmon, Mango, Melon, and Punch were used to make the main blocks. Also included was one Coal block with Black center. Snow was used for the background and Silver for the sashing and borders. Coal was used for the main block centers and for the cornerstones as well as the binding.
Among the requests inspired by the second WoW-E! {redo} quilt, was this adorable Woodland Friends flannel backing from Northcott Fabrics. And the quilting style... Spiral quilting!
Here are a few close up shots showing the details of this custom order WoW-E! quilt.
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Stunning Lorna! Love this design, love the use of solids!
ReplyDeleteThat is such a beautiful quilt!! I love it so much!! Great job!!
ReplyDeleteThat is such a beautiful quilt!! I love it so much!! Great job!!
ReplyDeleteTurned out quite lovely! Such a sweet touch to include the dolly pillow and case!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of turning the blocks on point!
Lorna, this quilt is so beautiful, absolutely amazing and I love it ♥
ReplyDeleteThe colors are so bright and shining and the whole quilt is really a masterpiece!
I (as a beginner in quilting) cannot imagine how someone can sew this accurate a quilt like this ... with all those tiny pieces... Wonderful!
I also cannot imagine how it is possible to quilt this big thing in spirals under a sewing machine like yours?? And I wish I could have looked over your shoulder while quilting it. :-)
Thank you for the inspiration and also for the elephant parade qal - it's such a big fun :-)
Its spectacular. I thought I loved the squiggle quilting on the original, but the spiral quilting is out of this world. Plus the doll quilt? Amazing finishes!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful quilt! And the spiral quilting is just perfect with it.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Lorna, that circular quilting is perfect for it, really pops in the photos and I love all the extras!
ReplyDeletelove that quilt pattern and the spiral quilting suits it - you have a winner here
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt - Lovely colors. I can see why you'd want to make it again - and again! Love the circular quilting. I have thought of that, but unsure how I would do it and keep it all uniform. Again, Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of it on point...such a beautiful quilt every time you make it! Have you thought of doing it with prints or are you sticking with solids?
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love all of it! The colors, the spiral quilting, the matching doll accessories. Beautiful! I can't wait to see your on point version!
ReplyDeleteIt really is so fabulous. The colors are spectacular!
ReplyDeleteIt really is so fabulous. The colors are spectacular!
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing right down to the tiny little pillow! So sweet. You killed it on the quilting...again! YAY you!
ReplyDeleteIt looks amazing! But my favorite part is the matching doll set.
ReplyDeleteThat is really gorgeous! I love the little doll quilt as well - a real labor of love.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the custom order. I always feel great when I ship one off. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful !!! Love this pattern. Love the colours you used. Love everything about this post. The doll quilt is the cutest little thing. Got to get busy and make one.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! And I love the matching dolly pieces, too!
ReplyDeleteGreat finish! It is beautiful and the quilting is perfect! Plus the doll quilt is adorable!
ReplyDeleteWell done! And adorable that the doll has a complete set too!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a beautiful and stunning finish! No wonder it was custom requested! Whoever the toddler is, is going to ADORE and LOVE this! So bright and vibrant... s/he will be the cool kid at the playground! haha
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful quilt! I love love love it!
ReplyDeleteOh Lorna, you create the best quilts!!! The colours, the pattern, just superb!
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ReplyDeletethis new quilt is stunning, sew much work!
I love the spiral quilting -it looks so great.
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That is wow all over!! The spiral quilting looks great and I love that little doll quilt. Very sweet of you to make a pillow too!! So small and sweet and cute!!!
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gosh that's beautiful... I especially love the backing. I am loving kona solids right now!
ReplyDeleteIts as beautiful as all the others! I do like the on point version as well. I never want to repeat a quilt - I can't imagine making 4!!
ReplyDeleteLove these quilts, Lorna! And the doll quilt with matching pillowcase is too cute for words! That pile of Kona makes me a little dizzy... but then I bet you knew that would be my reaction! :)
ReplyDeleteSo fabulous Lorna! Your Wow-Es are so great - every one of them! Love the spiral quilting you did! Was that hard to get so perfect? That array of Konas just knocks my socks off!
ReplyDeleteI can see why you like doing this quilt Lorna, it's beautiful! Love the mini me versions too :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely spectacular finish!!! Your customer is certainly getting her money's worth! What a treasure!
ReplyDeleteWow-e is right! This is so gorgeous, Lorna! The colours, the design, the quilting - perfection!
ReplyDeleteI love how the cozy flannel print complements the front. Such a cute set! And I already know I'll love the on-point version.
ReplyDeleteI know I am repeating myself here, but this is gorgeous! I am impressed with how quickly you turned this one around! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous as always!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt, and that little doll quilt is just too precious.
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