Friday, April 29, 2016

Finished - 2012 Block of the Month Quilt

Yes, you read that correctly...started in 2012, finished last month.  I loved making each block with Amy Gibson's help as part of the Craftsy 2012 Block of the Month.
 I made the quilt top and then it sat and sat in the quilting queue as there were other quilts that needed to be finished.  Earlier this year I looked at the queue and there was ONLY this quilt.  It was so much fun following along with Leah Day's Craftsy class where she recommends block by block quilting designs for this sampler.

Back in those early days of my quilting addiction, I hadn't built a fabric stash.  This quilt was pieced with scraps of fabrics that I picked up here and there.  My leaning towards cool colors was evident even then.




I hope you enjoy the pictures of early spring in New Hampshire.

The backing fabric was selected years ago and I'm quite pleased how it blends.

In summary, I love this quilt.  It represents my introduction into quilting and gave me confidence to take risks in my quilting journey.   But wait!  No quilt tops in the quilting queue is a problem!  I'd better get to work on some new projects!

Happy Friday to all!

13 comments:

  1. Your soft colors are very calming! Great job on the quilting also! I did Amy's class too, and it was a great joy to complete her blocks! Yours are beautiful.

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  2. HOW CAN YOU NOT HAVE QUILTS IN YOUR QUEUE!!!!! LOL i love the calm feeling of this quilt....and I learned free motion quilting with the exact same Craftsy class :) Great job

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  3. The quilting is beautiful. I bet it feels great to finally have that one finished!

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  4. Your quilt is quite attractive, and the quilting lovely. At least you finished it.I started the BOMs at Craftsy for the last three years and was just a spectator. Claire aka knitnkwilt.wordpress.com

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  5. Such a pretty quilt and fun photos!

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  6. Beautiful! And so is your photography!

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  7. this turned out to be a stunning quilt. I have never made a "sampler" type of quilt--I do love your color choices--so, it took a long time--but you stuck with it and learned a lot on the way, I'll bet. beautiful work...hugs, Julierose

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  8. What a great finish - it must feel great to have it done! My oldest is 2010 but it is now second in the queue and has to be done in 2 weeks for a show! Love the scrappiness of this quilt.

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  9. Congratulations on such a beautiful quilt finish. It actually makes me want to make another sampler type quilt so that I can play with the quilting. And congrats on catching up with your quilting queue.

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  10. This is fantastic, Kathy! The quilting really makes it shine. Looking forward to seeing whatever fabulousness you make next :-)

    Happy sewing ~ Tracy

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  11. 2012...Okay I am totally inspired!! I like when ya stated how it reminds you of your early lessons in quilting...and is a kinda of a comfort quilt. I think it will look great in your new home too!!

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  12. Oh goodness, I recognise this quilt! I too started that BOM 2012, but gave up, can't remember why! Your quilting is wonderful! And great photography too!

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  13. What an accomplishment, having no quilt queue envy. Love this quilt!

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