This is kind of a BIG quilt. About 84" x 84" - but it comes together really quickly for a bigger project.
Friday, February 11, 2011
Cooking with Moda Bake Shop
This is kind of a BIG quilt. About 84" x 84" - but it comes together really quickly for a bigger project.
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Fabulous quilt!! Off to MBS!
ReplyDeleteSoooooo Cute! Love it and I love BIG quilts. So happy to be back to back with you at the Shop!
ReplyDeleteAwesome project, nice and big, beautiful, and so doable to assemble. You are great, love your blog! Thanks for the fabulous tutorial!
ReplyDeleteGood Morning Amy. :o)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tutorial!!
And your quilt is just gorgeous.
For a new quilter, I have never sewn half squares on the corners, so your tutorial was great to see!! :o)
Have a great day!
Sincerely, Trish
this is beautiful!!! i am off to go check it out on the bakeshop sight!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThis is a very striking quilt! I love the fact that it's big, but looks like it will work up very quickly. Thanks for sharing - I'm off to MBS!!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this quilt! Its perfect to showcase those larger pieces of beautiful fabric. The quilting is also amazing!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! I love lattice quilts.
ReplyDeleteMichelle
Really pretty!
ReplyDeleteLove it!!! Congratulations!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous quilt!
ReplyDeleteI want to make my youngest son a quilt using charm squares set on point, so I'll definately be refering to this tutorial. It's beautiful. Great job!
ReplyDeleteI love that design! I am slooow-ly working towards a quilt of baby clothes and this would be a nice way to showcase the blocks--and to not have to make too many. I appreciate all of the tips and tutorials.
ReplyDeleteMy violent opinion is that I wish I was still your neighbor so that you could be my personal quilting guru. But alas . . . I'll have to settle for admiring through cyberspace. And congrats on the MBS slot! You're so worthy!
ReplyDeleteSaw the MBS post before I got to your blog post today. Love it!! Already printed it. The solid you chose makes all the colors of the line pop. I just received some Chrysalis in the mail. This line is fabulous and I will definitely be ordering more. Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteOh, it's fantastic! I was hoping Chrysalis might have the same feel as Arcadia, and it does! I'm off to check out your tutorial!
ReplyDeleteAmy it's great. Congrats. And I share your Arcadia love so the coloring is perfect!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!! The quilt is so pretty - ANOTHER bookmarked MBS page for me to work on someday!
ReplyDeleteThis quilt is gorgeous! I love the design- it shows off the fabric beautifully! Congratulations on your MBS project!
ReplyDeletexoxo,
Amy
Well, I LOVE it!!! I already have a Chrysalis layer cake, looks like this could be the perfect recipe for me :) Just need a charm pack to get started!
ReplyDeleteLOOKS GREAT! I love that it is a big quilt. I love Sanae and Arcadia too. I plan to love this new line just as much.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great quilt. And I LOVE Chrysalis--especially the orange. Congrats on being a "baker."
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love it. Great job!! I really love the back part too.
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome! I just ordered the charm packs and jelly rolls of Chrysalis, unfortunately, not layer cakes though. But I DO have Stone in stock! Yipee! Glad to see I have something that goes with it so beautifully.
ReplyDeleteIts about time they had you do a pattern! Love the back!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteLove the quilt, and congrats on being a MODA chef. I need to find me a good quilter, it makes all the difference.
ReplyDeleteWow, I absolutely love this! Hopping over now to check out the recipe . . .
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Amy, it's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLove love love. It turned out beautifully. How fun to be part of Moda Bake Shop. Love their blog too :) You should be there!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors! :)
ReplyDeleteI am so proud of you! I saw this quilt up at the shop this last Saturday and was admiring it!
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous Amy! That is the perfect fabric for it - wish I had enough Arcadia to make it!!
ReplyDeleteLooks beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteLove love love your quilt. The gray is perfect.
ReplyDeleteLOVE! so happy to see you there! it's about time!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt! The color scheme and use of fabric is really great, and the overall effect is amazing!
ReplyDeletehi amy ..i am a fairly new quilter ..i joined a quilting class in alabama ...i am originally from upstate new york..i hope i am not out of place asking my question..but i am trying to find a pattern for a quilt i am making for my grandson who is 23 what i have done so far is put a picture in the middle of a larger block but i want to put something around it and make a nice pattern...this is for a keepsake...i am going through health issues and want to make this for him...he treasures things like this....i would appreciate the help...if anyone has a pattern that sounds nice ..brenda
ReplyDeleteplease email me at brendafrank@bellsouth.net
again this is my first time on this sight and i hope i am not out of place with my question.