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It was another huge endeavour where I spent many an afternoon quilting on this one. I used the walking foot in some places; then I grew into FMQ. It might be hard to see in the photo. I FMQ a design in all 82 black & white squares on the quilt. I also used FMQ with a very long ruler to quilt on the outermost border and the gold separating trim. I didnt get a photo of the back, but that has a mix of lovely black and white print fabrics. It took a few very large pieces to get it covered.
This monster ended up 92 x 112. The colorful arrow blocks are all scrappy strips and pieces. It began as an RSC16 project over at SoScrappy. DH and another very tall man needed to stand on chairs for me to get a full photo at church, and it still dragged on the floor.
This huge finish is a celebration for me so I am happily sharing this week over at:
Today -- Elm Street Quilts
Monday -- Patchwork Times
Tuesday -- Freemotion By The River
Wed -- Quilt Fabrication
Wed -- Sew Fresh Quilts
Saturday -- Soscrappy
Sunday -- Quilting is More Fun than Housework
I'm wishing you lots of creative time. Thanks so much for stopping by!
A fine finish indeed. Lovely Kat.
ReplyDeleteThat's wonderful, Kat, that you finished it! It's so pretty. :-)
ReplyDeleteIt's TERRIFIC, Kat!!
ReplyDeleteWow that is awesome!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is just such a 'popper' - well done!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great quilt Kat!
ReplyDeleteYou did a beautiful job and it is so amazing that you turned a pile of scraps into something so striking! Great job. Excellent use of pattern and colors.
ReplyDeleteWow - a wonderful quilt! Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and congrats on your finish.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great finish! I love your border fabric with the scrappy blocks. Beautiful quilt.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great quilt! I love the scrappiness of the colors and yet the black and white really make it.
ReplyDeleteYou should be so proud, Kat!!! This is a gorgeous finish and I am so impressed by the neatness and the workmanship. Congratulations!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Preeti.
I love seeing how that turned out, because I remember the blocks you were making last year! Congratulations on a beautiful finish!
ReplyDeleteOMG Kat! Love this quilt, and you have found the perfect border fabric for it too! Congrats on a wonderful finish!
ReplyDeleteKat, that is beautiful. So glad you finished it in time to make you OMG goal. I love the rainbow fabrics with black and white. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteIt's spectacular! Beautiful border to pull it all together.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on a great finish. And you were done with it in time for the OMG link up! I love the colors in this quilt.
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful looking quilt!!
ReplyDeleteWow! A great, GREAT finish!
ReplyDeleteWhoa, Kat! What a great finish! Makes me want to make some rainbow blocks!
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is, "Wow!"
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful! Congrats!!!
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing!!! Lots of happy dancin for you going on here!!! Great job!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful finish.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Congratulations! Very inspiring. ;^)
ReplyDeleteOk, this is a terrific quilt. Scraps, strong design, dynamic- totally awesome. Is the pattern available anywhere- I would love to make one. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI would be proud of that finish too! It looks amazing. Thanks for sharing with Oh Scrap!
ReplyDeleteWhat an exciting finish!! CONGRATS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! All the colors are just beautiful~
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! such an RSC inspiration.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing quilt! I've not seen a hatchet block, but what an amazing quilt it makes. Congratulation on your FMQ; it's a big step to do a quilt that size. I can't believe you put a motif in each block. I love the border too.
ReplyDeleteI just discovered your blog and instantly became a follower. Do you have a block pattern or quilt pattern for your Indian Trails? I would love to try and make one for this year's RSC.
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