Monday, June 18, 2012
Nick's Quilt Update
All the blocks are finished on my Hazel Ridge Path quilt. I still need to add the border (which will have some piecing). The top is in three rows, because I'm going to quilt the rows, then put them together. I will also quilt the borders before attaching them to the quilt.
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Now that's a lot of Geese! It looks spectacular. Good luck with the quilting by rows. Interesting approach.
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt and have thought of making it -
ReplyDeleteKaren
Your quilt looks wonderful! I love the colors and will be looking forward to seeing how it looks after it's quilted :)
ReplyDeleteI love it! love the patter and the fabrics you are using! its going to be great!!
ReplyDeleteOne of these days/months/years, I am going to try that row quilting --- I know it works for you, so no reason it shouldn't work for me. Does Nick know about this quilt? It is wonderful --- good job!
ReplyDeleteWow, wird der toll. Das ist schon wunderschön. Ein tolles Muster.
ReplyDeleteLiebe Grüße Grit
WOW.....LOVE.THIS.QUILT.
ReplyDeleteHazel Ridge Path is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful! What size will the finished quilt be?
ReplyDeleteDid you tell me you work at the MSU museum? I'd like to visit it this fall, and would like to know when they will be displaying quilts.
Dear Judy,
ReplyDeleteThe quilt will be about 60" x 90", long and narrow for napping on a couch. I do work at the MSU Museum. We have a quilt exhibit called Patterns of Inquiry now-September 23, 2012; http://museum.msu.edu/?q=node/531 . Come and visit while the exhibit is on display. Let me know when you're coming, if I don't have any meetings I can meet you at the gallery.
I love this one (and have several Wild Goose Chase patterns) but the sashings really make it special! The colors are great, too. Any plans to offer this pattern for sale? Also, can you share the source for your background quilt, or is it your own pattern? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteCaroline,
ReplyDeleteI have lots of free patterns on this site and one of these days I'll add this to it. The background quilt is the old standard, Cut Glass Dish on point. Another one I'll put up for free when I get around to it. I'll be in New Hampshire this summer. My daughter is a grad student at Antioch in Keene.