For those who didn't see my posts last year, this quilt is entirely pieced. No applique, and no paper piecing either. I don't enjoy doing either of those methods, so I did my best to avoid them when I made this quilt. However, I cut more diamonds and sewed more Y-seams than I ever want to see again, in doing this quilt :)
Since it's Wednesday today, here's an update on my Accountability Challenge. I finished 2 items off the list, and made progress on a couple of others. The quilting on Morning Splash is done, and the star mystery (which definitely needs a name) is loaded and ready to go.
- a Hawaiian wall-quilt that's been on my frame since 2005
- a picture quilt from my 2005 trip to Mexico
- kaleidoscope quilt (started in 2009)
- bargello quilt (Sept 2009)
- Star mystery quilt (needs quilting) (Sept 2009)
- Morning Splash (needs quilting) (Nov 2009)
Pop over to Bari's blog to see what other quilters have been up to this week.
That Tumbling quilt is absolutely stunning, Krista! No wonder it is your favorite.
ReplyDeleteYou are getting quite a bit done! Way to go! Isn't it a wonderful feeling to get these finished up?
Keep it up, can't wait to see next week's report!
Bari
Awesome!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous quilt Krista! Love the tumble!
ReplyDeleteYES!!!! Happy Dance Time!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats Krista, it is amazing. I can't imagine me sewing lots of Y seams as you did. Sure it worthwile, Tumbling Down is a gorgeous quilt.
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love!
ReplyDeleteAre you going to be sharing that pattern???? ;-)
ReplyDeleteI have a friend who LOVES tumbling block quilts and I think she would love your quilt!
That is beatiful! What a lot of work went in to that!!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Krista. I got to see this quilt in person as a work in progress and I can verify that Krista is an amazing person when it comes to figuring out how to piece a design together.
ReplyDeleteThe quilt came out beautiful and I can't wait to see it in person someday.
Blocks in motion wow
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